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Public Relation made easy

1. Communication with the public through your services and your products

Public relation always happens through the offers, that is which you already do. For these offers public relation is done, through different methods: handbills, stickers, brochures, cold calls and the like. These offers determine the picture of your business - how the public views you. Which offer is put out is extremely important.

For some folks, occupying themselves with descending products and services has systematically build up a negative attitude over the past years. They become known through their negative-news and that has a very bad consequence to the owner and the business.

In order to become clear for yourself over your offer-palette and to base a systematic public relation on it, following 4 fields can be helpful: cash cow, descending products, rising products, star-product.

Offers, which I call descending products characteristically show up with pretty low resonance. Revise or abolish them quickly. Too much time and energy is wasted otherwise and frustration will be the result.

Rising products are new-developments or offers, that push on increasing resonance. They need much advertisement so that "the ship gets going." Businesses often make the mistake to apply the rising offers with the same (mediocre) intensity and the same strategy like the introduced offers, these I call cash cows here. The representation becomes diffuse if the newcomer- the product to raise - is not put out properly. So it is a good idea to focus your advertising power on the rising products or product.

Cash cows are introduced products and offers. They run more or less by themself. A business with too little engagement in cash cows will look drained and loses the nice radiation on his palette of offers. Why does this happen? Much to much energy is needed to run a one-shot-only new-development business.

Here it already is seen: Without timing for the strong development of future-capable cash-cows and the exact use of canvasser-money, a business strives in vain. Without such a management, there is no basis for effective public relation.

The star-product needs the best management-qualities. Usually such a product is not existing at all. Why? Because the whole business-system of management, owner, partners and co-workers are wasting their creative resources with descending products or too many new-developments. A star-product, as the word implies, shines by itself and therefore pulls the attention of the public onto itself.

1. Let go of descending products as quickly as you can. If it is worth the price - re-work, re-structure and modernize your offer. 2. Two or three new-developments (rising products) in your pipeline are enough to give constant public relation and advertisement to. 3. Cash cows should be established with an easy advertisement campaign. 4. The star-product draws a lot of attention to your business. Please keep in mind to limit yourself to only one star-product.

By: Eric R.P.Knieriem

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