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In one of the toughest job markets in more than 20 years, applying the art of self-promotion is more vital than ever. Be Your Own Best Publicist shows anyone looking to land a new job, attract freelance assignments, stay essential in a current position, or get that coveted promotion, how they can use public relations skills to achieve his or her goals.Written by seasoned public relations pros Jessica Kleiman and Meryl Weinsaft Cooper, this helpful, easy-to-follow guide breaks down the fundamentals of PR and how to implement them to successfully promote yourself.Be Your Own Best Publicist will teach you how to:Set a personal PR strategy that gets resultsBuild key message points and deliver them with styleCraft the perfect "pitch" for each situationNetwork and develop relationships that will help you get aheadUse creativity to stand out from the competitionThrough humorous, informative anecdotes plus user-friendly tips and exercises, Be Your Own Best Publicist will arm you with the confidence, knowledge and tactics to help you market yourself in the workplace.Jessica Kleiman and Meryl Weinsaft Cooper have a combined 30-plus years experience in the public relations industry, having worked both in-house and on the agency side.

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A PUBLICIST’S JOB is a curious one. It is to gain as much media exposure as possible for a client, or product, yet he/she remains totally anonymous. For over 50 years, Jerry Pam represented Hollywood stars, studios, and their films in this capacity. It was his job to draw attention to them all – and sometimes deflect unwelcome attention! Along with launching The Beatles in the USA and representing stars such as Roger Moore, Michael Caine, Clint Eastwood, Angie Dickinson, Richard Harris, Jaclyn Smith, George Kennedy, Glenda Jackson, Burt Lancaster, Robert Stack, James Garner, and Richard Burton, Jerry also carved a niche as one of the most successful publicists working on Academy Award campaigns, helping many of his clients win an all-important Oscar statuette. Offering a unique and intriguing insight into the workings of Hollywood and its personalities, this book literally takes the reader on an A-Z journey of Tinseltown. Gareth Owen has authored and ghost-written 14 film related books and biographies, including three with Sir Roger Moore. He is based at Pinewood Studios.

Have you ever dreamed of being a featured guest expert on national television? Do you get frustrated when your direct competitors are the ones eating the limelight and being interviewed about your industry? Have you spent more money than you care to remember on a publicist, PR firm or do-it-yourself program that promised bigtime results but didn't deliver? Then this book is for you! This book hits hard and never lets up. It tears apart conventional wisdom and leaves you with a solid strategy how to get the attention of local and national media outlets. It shows you how to stop making the mistakes that are standing between you and the ultimate form of credibility for your business, brand or book.

Have you ever dreamed of being a featured guest expert on national television? Do you get frustrated when your direct competitors are the ones eating the limelight and being interviewed about your industry? Have you spent more money than you care to remember on a publicist, PR firm or do-it-yourself program that promised bigtime results but didn't deliver? Then this book is for you! This book hits hard and never lets up. It tears apart conventional wisdom and leaves you with a solid strategy how to get the attention of local and national media outlets. It shows you how to stop making the mistakes that are standing between you and the ultimate form of credibility for your business, brand or book.

Vinyl LP pressing. Relapse is proud to present the 2015 debut album by Publicist UK, a post-punk band comprised of members of Municipal Waste, Revocation, Goes Cube, Discordance Axis, Burnt By The Sun, Melt Banana, Distant Correspondent and others. Sounding like Ian Curtis on a Charles Bukowski bender, Publicist UK are driven by the dark baritone of vocalist Zachary Lipez. With a cerebral, dark and at time almost dance-able groove, Forgive Yourself is one of the most intriguing cross-genre debut

To prevent herself from repeating an established pattern of poor relationship choices, self-help book publicist Emily Sanders (Heather Graham) looks for warning signs of trouble ahead that she dubs her "reasons why not," and uses these personal insights to make informed decisions about the various life struggles she deals with on a daily basis. With help from her childhood friend, Reilly, and gay herbalist Josh, Emily applies this method of self-preservation to every aspect of her life - from wo

Peter Pachl and Rainer Maria present this extensive album of works by Strauss, Zemlinsky, Kreutzer, Stolz, Shoenberg, and more. German director, author, and publicist Peter Pachl began his formal study of music, theater, and speech at the University of Munich, where in 1977 he received his PhD. In addition to his studies, he worked as an assistant at various opera houses at home and abroad. He has held several teaching positions during his long career, and is currently a professor at the Beuth U

Lehman scathingly depicts the dark side of success through the twisted relationship of Sid Wallace, an ambitious publicist, and Harvey Hunsucker, a powerful and vindictive gossip columnist, fashioned after Walter Winchell. As scandals are manufactured and reputations ruined for sport, the story spirals downward toward one last, savage act of revenge. As brutally honest as Nathanael West’s The Day of the Locust, Sweet Smell of Success is one of the most enduring and provocative stories in the literature of show business.

It's the real stories, not the publicists' confections, that concern Colin Escott. We hear Perry Como's story in his own words: it wasn't all smooth. We learn about the astonishing twists and turns in Roy Orbison's life, and the stories behind the songs we know so well. And we go down with Vernon Oxford, the last great honky tonk singer, who came to Nashville just a little too late. These are stories for anyone who loves what Escott calls "little songs from great sorrows." They will fascinate even the most casual fan of popular music, and they're told here in sympathetic, engaging, and illuminating prose.

The most comprehensive collection of photographs and images of Wilde--compiled by his only grandson.Oscar Wilde was one of the first and unquestionably one of the greatest self-publicists who ever lived. With that exceptional streak of modernity that characterized much of his life and work, he understood the power of the image in his campaign to promote the self. As early as his Oxford days, he had himself photographed with his contemporaries in loud checked suits of the latest fashion. The Wilde Album now publishes more of these images of Oscar than have ever been seen together before, as well as later photographs, some previously unpublished, from the family archive, including rare snapshots of Oscar in his last years in Italy; the famous sitting in New York for Napoleon Sarony in fur coat and velvet suit; and the good, the bad, and the vicious caricatures, cartoons, and lithographs.In the accompanying text, Merlin Holland examines Wilde's life as reflected in the photographs and images, paying particular attention to his relationships with friends, family, and lovers, as well as the profound influence of his Irish upbringing. He also investigates the reasons for the adverse opinions his work engered and the background to the famous legal battles that finally led to imprisonment and exile.

Written by publicist number one, Edward L. Bernays makes clear in this book that public relations is not publicity, press agentry, promotion, advertising, or a bag of tricks, but a continuing process of social integration. It is the field of adjusting private and public interest. This book is important to all of us because it tells us how to adjust ourselves to our publics by presenting a thorough analysis of public relations, its origin and development, its aims and responsibilities, and fixes its place in the modern world. Everyone engaged in any activity, and every student of man and society, will find in this book a challenge and opportunity to further both the public interest and his own interest.

This is the definitive biography of the American group whose hits included 'Tambourine Man' and 'Eight Miles High'. Author Johnny Rogan interviews all the original members, producers, managers, publicists and groupies. A fascinating read.

The primary founder and guiding spirit of the Harvard Law School and the most prolific publicist of the nineteenth century, Story served as a member of the U.S. Supreme Court from 1811 to 1845. His attitudes and goals as lawyer, politician, judge, and legal educator were founded on the republican values generated by the American Revolution. Story's greatest objective was to fashion a national jurisprudence that would carry the American people into the modern age without losing those values.

The publication Source Book 1 represents the beginning of a comprehensive and authorized review of the past 20 years of the label Raster-Noton. A short introductory preface by Olaf Bender is followed by a keynote interview conducted by Berlin publicist Max Dax that provides an insight into the identity and philosophy of the label heads. The main part of this first Source Book comprises the extensive catalog of all releases and series published between 1996 and 2016. Tabular listings of various f

Studio-publicist-turned-producer Pete Smith catapulted to national fame as a narrator for the MGM short subjects created under his aegis, such as the Dogville comedies. Recognizing that Smith was now a name in comedy in his own right, MGM launched the Pete Smith Specialty series. Over the next two decades, Smith lent his signature arch comedic tone to short subjects ranging from animal antics to home-life advice from the L.A. Examiner's Prudence Penny to Football Thrills to What's Your I.Q.? qui

Thanks to their exciting live performances and gritty, honest songs on "Hometowns", this Canadian band earned a loyal following that began to grow. With no label or publicist, "Hometowns" caught the ears of bloggers across the country. They landed several festival and industry showcases (NXNE, SXSW, Halifax Pop Explosion, Pop Montreal, and more), and "Hometowns" became the highest selling eMusic Selects act in history. The band's inspiring DIY success story continues to gain momentum with glowin

This CD is one of the last projects David French, creator of the Frog label, produced. It covers a time span from 1923 to 1928 and is part of the massive output of the giant who nowadays would be termed impresario - Perry Bradford, also musical publicist and director/pianist/songwriter and agent who is credited with the discovery of artists such as Ma Rainey, Bessie Smith and Ida Cox. On this CD, you will hear Perry with his Jazz Phools, Gulf Coast Seven and Original Jazz Hounds including, notab

Christopher Columbus needed a sponsor for a dangerous expedition but the King of Portugal wasn't interested. He repackaged his proposal for the Queen of Spain. She put Columbus on retainer and the rest is history. Columbus may not have been the first to discover America, but he had a great publicist. That's where Jeff Blumenfeld comes in. For many years, using a PR specialty called adventure marketing, Jeff has connected explorers and their projects with corporate sponsors looking to demonstrate product performance in extreme conditions. His book takes the reader from Erik Weihenmayer's expedition to be the first blind man to summit Mt. Everest, to the first con-firmed dogsled expedition of the North Pole, to Audrey Mestre's deadly free dive expedition off Bayahibe Beach in the Dominican Republic. You Want To Go Where? is the only book that not only takes you behind-the-scenes of some of the most dangerous adventure expeditions in recent years, but shows how you can fund and arrange your own trip, including details on everything from grants to sponsorships. For anyone who's ever had a dream to scale the tallest mountain or cross the largest ocean, You Want To Go Where? is ideal for armchair explorers and budding adventurers alike.

Discusses analytically all the important thinkers and publicists who were active at the time of the great revolution. Zagorin gives particular emphasis to the period 1645-60, when Hobbes, the Leveller leaders, and Winstanley were active. The book also restores to attention other writers who, although influential at the time, have seen been neglected and relates the motives of these men to the underlying causes of the age.