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HomeShop at BookSurgeReligionBibleCriticism, InterpretationAn Editor's Guide to Perfect Press Releases.: The Key To Free Publicity For Your Organization or Business |
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Slim, unhelpful guide Jan 29, 2007
By Patrick L. Morris
Small guide seemingly written in the 1950s rather than 2004. For example, does anyone need a book that lists state abbreviations? Common sense advice runs along the lines of "be clear and concise" and "include yor name and phone number..."
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Save your money May 21, 2007
By Jason Seagraves
This is an essentially pointless and unhelpful "guide." Anyone who can construct a decent sentence will already know everything that is in this book - it's common sense. Furthermore, the book is drastically overpriced based on the page count, and worse yet, the nonexistent information therein. Do a Google Search on press releases and everything contained in this book - and more - will be instantly at your fingertips, for free. I wish I would have had the benefit of customer reviews before I wasted money this woefully inadequate, nearly criminally worthless guide. Take my advice (as well as that of the other reviewers) and keep this out of your Amazon cart.
 Not a Good Book for Communication Profressionals Nov 25, 2009
By Mallory K. Lee
"Malliexo"
This book is okay for people who have never written a press release in their life. I however, have. I purchsed it as a guide because I hadn't written a press release in a few years and wanted to make sure my formatting was perfect. It does not help at all with formatting. If only I would have saved my Press Release books from college! :)
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