If you've ever watched The Tonight Show with Jay Leno you know one of his regular segments every Monday night is “Headlines”. The segment sure is funny, but who wants to be a punch line on late night TV? Every day, we see ads and marketing materials with spelling, grammatical and punctuation errors. While these can be quite humorous, well-written marketing materials can support your professional reputation. Invest in an AP Style Guide and refer to it often. And always ask someone unfamiliar with your project to proofread. A fresh set of eyes is less likely to gloss over obvious mistakes. Just a tip.
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Lonny pioneered the concept of our nationally trademarked Pay Per Interview Publicity business model which allows clients to purchase publicity by the story rather than pay hourly with no guarantee of coverage. His business foresight is evident in many ways including quickly reserving portal web addresses such as publicity, media relations, and checkerboard, and advising clients to do the same. Lonny has written two books: Media Hypnosis: Unleashing the most powerful sales tool on earth, published in 2002 and Reach & Teach Product Promotion: Teaching Consumers to BUY in 2007. In his spare time, Lonny teaches marketing as an adjunct faculty member at Dakota Technical College.
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