I am seeking to interview 10 successful small business owners to interview about the positive press release results. The interview will be done via email and if your story is chosen it might be published in a future book for other small business owners to read.

If you choose to submit your story to me you will need to provide a recent photo 750x420 pixels with a business logo 300x 300 pixels.

Your press release success story should be 1000 words and should describe...

That last web site you visited to kill a few spare minutes may be really interesting, but it may also be your ticket to be inspired to advertise more efficaciously.

Regardless of how large or small your company is, and regardless of how old or new, you are able to only succeed if people learn about successes truthfully. Whether you need to do this through radio, television, the newspaper, person to person, or on the internet it's incredibly important to the prosperity of your company....

Feel free to take a look at my recent interview on Pro Business Insights where I was interview about how I got started with press releases, publicity, and software development:
Press Release Expert & PR Software Developer, J. Barry Mandel Interview On PBI

I also talk about software developement in general, tips for business owners, and more!

Thanks,

J. Barry

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If you do, you will never get there!

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Unfortunately,...