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This manual lightly touches on many aspects of publicity or public relations from a FIRST team perspective. It goes into somewhat more detail on writing press releases and getting them published.
This manual began as a simple idea to introduce teams to how public relations and publicity work and ...
This manual lightly touches on many aspects of publicity or public relations from a FIRST team perspective. It goes into somewhat more detail on writing press releases and getting them published. See also Publicity Tips: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/1838
Another fine NEMO product.
This manual began as a simple idea to introduce teams to how public relations and publicity work and to encourage them to get started. At least it seemed simple when I first conceived the idea. It immediately began to expand far beyond the few pages I originally thought I'd write.
Originally discussed and developed in the NEMO forum thread: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30251
Updated October 2011
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08-11-2004 09:16
Mark McLeod
Re: White Paper Discuss: FIRST Publicity Manual
I posted a publicity manual in the white papers that lightly touches on aspects of publicity or public relations from a FIRST team perspective. It goes into somewhat more detail on writing press releases and getting them published. It’s a little long for casual reading, so think of it as a reference manual. I’ll have to condense this tome to a two page “Quick Guide to Publicity” for more popular consumption. Something else to be included in the future FIRST Book of Lists.
New and different ideas and publicity success stories are always welcome, and indeed looked for. Please post or drop me a note if you have valuable experiences to relate. I’d especially like to hear from those who’ve had counter experiences. Any comments, suggestions, etc. on the document itself are also appreciated, if for no other reason than it means someone took the time to read it.
As always NEMO members have been a big help in bouncing ideas around and comparing notes on the different successes we’ve had with publicity campaigns.
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