Via the remarkable Steve Rhodes, a Bank of America branch lobby, November 16th, 2011:
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You’re beautiful more beautiful than me
You’re honorable more honorable than me
Loyal to the Bank of America
Posts Tagged ‘pitch’
Welcome to the Occupation: What It’s Like When OccupySF Takes Over Your Local BofA Bank Branch
Wednesday, November 16th, 2011Polite Pitchwoman on Market Street Waits for You to Come to Her – An Ineffective Method of Advocacy, Non?
Monday, December 27th, 2010This bonny lass was posing like this on Market Street when I went into a building to conduct some bidness and also when I came out about an hour later.
A very low percentage of passersby would stop to speak with her – she was much less effective than her across-the-street cohorts, who were pitching the same message to all the peds they could.
Oh well.
Note flamingo pose, a sure sign of a long shift already.
Note water bottle, a possible sign of a long shift to come.
Hope that Save the Whales or Scientology or whatever was worth this effort…
Learn How to Turn Spin Into Win – “Meet the Press” of the NYT, SF Chronicle
Monday, March 30th, 2009Hey bay area marketers, watcha doing tomorrow night at 6:30PM? Why not scrape up 16 bones and consider attending “Meet the Press – NY Times, SF Chronicle, SF Business Times.” It can’t hoit.
See, if you do it right, you can get ink for your product without having to pay for costly “marketing and advertising strategies,” or for whatever some people pay (or do, or whatever - ”corporate marketing?”) to get featured on Channel 2 KTVU’s Malou Review featuring Malou Nubla.
Here’s yo chance to press the flesh and meet the press, or you can just check out the attendee list [cough, stalker!, cough] to see who plans on going. FTW!
“Forget costly marketing and advertising strategies – what you need is to use the power of the Press. A newspaper article or radio mention is a poweful endorsement and can go a long way to get you more clients, better credibility and even more press.
Meet our speakers:
Jesse McKinley, bureau chief, New York Times
Andrew Ross, business columnist, San Francisco Chronicle
Mike Consol, associate publisher, San Francisco Business Times
Myles Weissleder, founder, Mylermedia and SF New Tech
This is a great chance to meet journalists face to face and learn:
- What NY Times, SF Chronicle and SF Business Times look for
- How to pitch them
- How to build relationships with the press
- Do you really need a press release?
- Other PR tips
We’ll have snacks and wine!
