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e-PR: The Essential Guide to Online Business Communication

e-PR: The Essential Guide to Online Business Communication
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e-PR: The Essential Guide to Online Business Communication

 
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Find out how to create an exciting e-PR strategy and maximize your chances of e-business success, learn the new three Rs:

 
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Product Details
Author:Matt Haig
Paperback:256 pages
Publisher:Kogan Page Business Books
Publication Date:February 01, 2001
Language:English
ISBN:0749434341
Product Length:9.06 inches
Product Width:6.3 inches
Product Height:0.41 inches
Product Weight:0.56 pounds
Package Length:9.13 inches
Package Width:6.06 inches
Package Height:0.55 inches
Package Weight:0.62 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 2 reviews

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5A Powerful Compendium of Advice  Aug 21, 2002
e-PR strives to prove not just the usefulness but the importance of having effective public relations online. Haig deals with the usual questions that would be asked, such as how to have a website that's distinct from the one billion other websites, and how to make sure people keep visiting said site. He also explores how to deal with the media, both offline media using online methods, and online media using (unsurprisingly) online methods. In that, he shares much in common with Michael Levine in Guerrilla PR: Wired, whose writing style was a bit easier to digest.

Haig also explores how e-PR fits into marketing. Essentially, PR, either e- or otherwise, does not operate in a vacuum. Haig knows that well and his book devotes considerable space to explaining that topic. He uses a friendly how-to style to make his points and provide valuable advice in an area that is still emerging.


3Useful  Aug 12, 2002
This book was incredibly useful when I found myself at a loss on how to promote my own business. e-PR showed me how to effectively use the internet to gain publicity and find the right avenues of promotion. I found this book to be second only to Guerilla PR Wired by Michael Levine.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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