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IPA announces partnership with Press Kit 24/7
PRSA’s Independent Practitioners Alliance is proud to announce a partnership with Press Kit 24/7 to offer discounts on online press kit technology, expert databases and a robust online contact management. To take advantage of the IPA discount rate, contact Drew Gerber at (404) 768-9736 or ldrewg@gmail.com and mention that you are a current member of PRSA’s Independent Practitioners Alliance.
About the CompanyPress Kit 24/7 is the brainchild of publicists with over forty years of experience. Its creators understand the speed at which public relations professionals need to work and what it takes to get the media’s attention. Press Kit 24/7 helps public relations practitioners thrill their clients with amazing online press kits that get them the exposure they desire. Press Kit 24/7 allows you to be more efficient and organized, so you can focus on what you do best.
IPA announces partnership with DigiClips, Inc.
The PRSA Independent Practitioners Alliance is proud to announce a partnership with DigiClips, Inc. to offer discounts on broadcast, print, and online news monitoring services. To take advantage of the discount program, contact Paula Shapiro at (303) 926-0334 or pbshapiro2@msn.com and mention that you are a current member of PRSA’s Independent Practitioners Alliance.
Upcoming Discount Announcements
Throughout June, IPA will be announcing the details of new partnerships with DigiClips, Critical Mention, eNR, Press Kits 24/7, and Vocus. IPA members will have access to exclusive discounts on services for news monitoring, news distribution, contact management, and much more.
All IPA members will receive e-mails with detailed information about the individual discount programs, dates of product demonstrations, and other important deadlines. Also look for a new IPA Web page that will provide comprehensive information on the companies and discounted services available.
The influence of text messaging
This morning on my drive to work I received a text message from a neighbor about a speed trap near our subdivision. I was already past the area and somehow managed to escape getting a ticket, probably because I left extra early today.
But the thought occurred to me: this is the first time I’ve been warned about potential negative consequences by a text message.
How many of us find text messaging creeping into our daily lives, including client activities? Have you ever sent a text message to a reporter?
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Okay all you independent public relations practitioners, it’s time to commit!
With the launch of ipa.prsa.org we have the new-fangled ability to stay in touch using RSS technology. I know, many of you are wondering, what is RSS and what does it stand for? Do a Google search and many, many explanatory links will magically appear (isn’t Google great?).
Hopefully most of us are educated when it comes to RSS and Web 2.0 terminology since we counsel our clients on the like.