PROSPECTUS LETTER
PR Solutions
Executive Summary:
On behalf of Community Abuse Prevention Services Agency (CAPSA), PR Solutions will ask Convergys for a corporate donation of $5,000 and will host their first annual Easter Extravaganza Event for the children and families of CAPSA, to help raise awareness and take in charitable donations from the community.
Community Abuse Prevention Services Agency (CAPSA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, and providing education in order to prevent violence in our community.
CAPSA offers services to victims of domestic violence in the home and help children and families rebuild their lives. Generous monetary contributions and donations from the community allow CAPSA to help these individuals, however within the last couple of months donations have progressively slowed down. CAPSA has also seen a trend of low morale amongst the victims during the holiday seasons where memories of domestic abuse and family neglect are prevalent.
Sponsor Appeal:
Sponsor appeal for this event will be extremely broad. We will be asking for local businesses to sponsor our EASTER EXTRAVAGANZA event by donating money, time and resources that they may have to help us put on the event.
We will ask Convergys for a corporate donation of at least $5,000. Convergys has a long history of enriching the community by giving back through their support for health and human service organizations. They have contributed millions to organizations such as United Way, Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Women and American Red Cross.
Problem:
CAPSA’s current problem is the lack of local awareness of their cause and need for donations. Generous monetary contributions and donations from the community allow CAPSA to help individuals who are trying to get out of horrible circumstances, however within the last couple of months donations have progressively slowed down.
CAPSA has also seen a trend of low morale amongst the victims during the holiday seasons where memories of domestic abuse and family neglect are prevalent. Overall CAPSA needs to create more community awareness and gain donations.
Solution:
CAPSA has decided to team up with Lee’s Grocery Store and Subway to throw an Easter Extravaganza Event. CAPSA will be hosting their first annual Easter Extravaganza for the children and families of CAPSA on Saturday, April 11 at Ellis Elementary Park from 12pm – 4pm. A small donation of one item per child grants entrance to the event for the entire afternoon.
The event will start with an Easter egg hunt where the baskets and eggs will be provided by Lee’s. Later lunch will be served with Subway donating the food. Activities and games will be held throughout the day with our many volunteers overseeing each.
· Baby Formula
· Blankets & Comforters (Twin Size Only)
· Canned (non-perishable) food items
· Chapstick
· Cleaning Supplies: Bathroom/Household
· Cookware
· Dental Floss
· Deodorant
· Diapers (all sizes are needed, but especially sizes 2, 3, 4)
· Dishwashing Soap
· Dishwasher Detergent
· Dryer Sheets
· Freezer Storage Bags/Sandwich Bags
· Hairbrushes/Combs
· Hairspray
· Laundry Soap
· Lotion
· Mattress Pads (Twin Size Only)
· Pacifiers
· Paper Towels
· Phone Cards
· Plastic Food Storage Containers (i.e. Tupperware)
· Shampoo & Conditioner
· Sheets & Pillowcases (Twin Size Only)
· Toilet Paper
· Monetary donations
CAPSA is asking Convergys to match any donations brought to the Easter Extravaganza Event in the form of one dollar per item. Any monetary donations would be matched as well. Convergys would donate a minimum of $5000 whether or not that much has been donated, however we are expecting a great number of donations.
By throwing this event CAPSA is sure the community will become more aware of their cause. This is a way to get the victims involved with the community and is sure to impact donations as locals will feel excited to help their friends, more than helping faceless children.
Capabilities:
We are confident that this event is one that will boost donations because it is unique in that it involves the victims along with the community. There is no question that CAPSA has done much good and this needs to continue. This event is one that will boost the morale of the victims as well as be a fun family event for the Easter holiday for locals.
Our idea to have this Easter Event is one that hasn’t been done by CAPSA before. It is simple to ask companies for donations but our idea is truly unique in that we are involving the community by helping them see what kind of abuse goes on in their backyard by bringing them together with the victims of this abuse. We hope that this will strike a chord with our donors and compel them to donate as much as they can, versus donating the bare minimum or nothing.
Budget:If there are images in this attachment, they will not be displayed.
CAPSA Easter Egg Extravaganza
Date /Amount /Description
1/15/09
$ 20.00
Event Idea Pitch Materials
1/25/09
$ -
Go no Go Deadline
2/10/09
$ 150.00
Planning Luncheon
2/20/09
$ -
Sponsor Commitment Meeting
3/10/09
$ -
Media Blitz
4/1/09
$ -
Event Review
4/11/09
$ 5,000.00
Event donation match, minimum donation 5,000
Budget Total
$ 5,350.00
Conclusion: By putting on the Easter Extravaganza Event, we will be able to raise morale with CAPSA families and be able to collect a lot of donations from the community. We also will benefit from Convergys monetary contributions and support.
Friday, April 10, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
Prospectus Letter Draft (Outline)
PR Solutions
Part One:
Community Abuse Prevention Services Agency (CAPSA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, and providing education in order to prevent violence in our community.
CAPSA offers services to victims of domestic violence in the home and help children and families rebuild their lives. Generous monetary contributions and donations from the community allow CAPSA to help these individuals, however within the last couple of months donations have progressively slowed down. CAPSA has also seen a trend of low moral amongst the victims during the holiday seasons where memories of domestic abuse and family neglect are prevalent.
Part Two:
Sponsor appeal for this event will be extremely broad. We will be asking for local businesses to sponsor our EASTER EXTRAVAGANZA event by donating money, time and resources that they may have to help us put on the event.
CAPSA event: EASTER EXTRAVAGANZA
CAPSA will be hosting their first annual Easter Extravaganza for the children and families of CAPSA on Saturday, April 11 at Ellis Elementary Park. A small donation of one item per child grants entrance to the event for the entire afternoon.
Donation Needs
Baby Food (in Jars)
Baby Formula
Blankets & Comforters (Twin Size Only)
Canned (non-perishable) food items
Chapstick
Cleaning Supplies: Bathroom/Household
Cookware
Dental Floss
Deodorant
Diapers (all sizes are needed, but especially sizes 2, 3, 4)
Dishwashing Soap
Dishwasher Detergent
Dryer Sheets
Freezer Storage Bags/Sandwich Bags
Hairbrushes/Combs
Hairspray
Laundry Soap
Lotion
Mattress Pads (Twin Size Only)
Pacifiers
Paper Towels
Phone Cards
Plastic Food Storage Containers (i.e. Tupperware)
Shampoo & Conditioner
Sheets & Pillowcases (Twin Size Only)
Toilet Paper
We also greatly appreciate monetary donations.
Part Three:
Part Four:
-The problem is that CAPSA doesn’t have enough local donations and support.
-Though this is a long term problem, we plan to begin to address this by throwing an event. It is a community Easter Event involving an Easter egg hunt, lunch and contests for the kids.
-We are hoping that this event will bring more awareness to the community as all families are invited to participate, that CAPSA needs their help.
-It should not be difficult to bring about this awareness through the event and through the many sponsors we will obtain for it.
- In order to participate the only requirement is that the family brings some sort of donation. It can be anything from a blanket to a can of baby food to a monetary donation.
-We hope through this event to double our community awareness and our donations.
-This can be measured by having at least six positive stories about CAPSA printed in Cache Valley Newspapers.
Part Five:
-We are dedicated to this task. Our organization feels CAPSA is an amazing one of a kind organization in Cache Valley and we will do everything to increase awareness in the community.
-Our idea to have this Easter Event is one that hasn’t been done by CAPSA before. Anybody can ask companies for donations but our idea is truly unique in that we are involving the community by helping them see what kind of abuse goes on in their backyard by bringing them together with the victims of this abuse. We hope that this will strike a chord with our donors and compel them to donate as much as they can, versus donating the bare minimum or nothing.
Part Six:
Part One:
Community Abuse Prevention Services Agency (CAPSA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, and providing education in order to prevent violence in our community.
CAPSA offers services to victims of domestic violence in the home and help children and families rebuild their lives. Generous monetary contributions and donations from the community allow CAPSA to help these individuals, however within the last couple of months donations have progressively slowed down. CAPSA has also seen a trend of low moral amongst the victims during the holiday seasons where memories of domestic abuse and family neglect are prevalent.
Part Two:
Sponsor appeal for this event will be extremely broad. We will be asking for local businesses to sponsor our EASTER EXTRAVAGANZA event by donating money, time and resources that they may have to help us put on the event.
CAPSA event: EASTER EXTRAVAGANZA
CAPSA will be hosting their first annual Easter Extravaganza for the children and families of CAPSA on Saturday, April 11 at Ellis Elementary Park. A small donation of one item per child grants entrance to the event for the entire afternoon.
Donation Needs
Baby Food (in Jars)
Baby Formula
Blankets & Comforters (Twin Size Only)
Canned (non-perishable) food items
Chapstick
Cleaning Supplies: Bathroom/Household
Cookware
Dental Floss
Deodorant
Diapers (all sizes are needed, but especially sizes 2, 3, 4)
Dishwashing Soap
Dishwasher Detergent
Dryer Sheets
Freezer Storage Bags/Sandwich Bags
Hairbrushes/Combs
Hairspray
Laundry Soap
Lotion
Mattress Pads (Twin Size Only)
Pacifiers
Paper Towels
Phone Cards
Plastic Food Storage Containers (i.e. Tupperware)
Shampoo & Conditioner
Sheets & Pillowcases (Twin Size Only)
Toilet Paper
We also greatly appreciate monetary donations.
Part Three:
Part Four:
-The problem is that CAPSA doesn’t have enough local donations and support.
-Though this is a long term problem, we plan to begin to address this by throwing an event. It is a community Easter Event involving an Easter egg hunt, lunch and contests for the kids.
-We are hoping that this event will bring more awareness to the community as all families are invited to participate, that CAPSA needs their help.
-It should not be difficult to bring about this awareness through the event and through the many sponsors we will obtain for it.
- In order to participate the only requirement is that the family brings some sort of donation. It can be anything from a blanket to a can of baby food to a monetary donation.
-We hope through this event to double our community awareness and our donations.
-This can be measured by having at least six positive stories about CAPSA printed in Cache Valley Newspapers.
Part Five:
-We are dedicated to this task. Our organization feels CAPSA is an amazing one of a kind organization in Cache Valley and we will do everything to increase awareness in the community.
-Our idea to have this Easter Event is one that hasn’t been done by CAPSA before. Anybody can ask companies for donations but our idea is truly unique in that we are involving the community by helping them see what kind of abuse goes on in their backyard by bringing them together with the victims of this abuse. We hope that this will strike a chord with our donors and compel them to donate as much as they can, versus donating the bare minimum or nothing.
Part Six:
Friday, March 20, 2009
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Burger Planet Positioning
PR Solutions
Annekah Martinez
Ryan Miller
Leilani Vaiaoga
Amber Winward
Burger Planet Postioning Proposal
Burger Planet is one of the most successful fast-food chains, serving 52 billion customers worldwide with its 8,921 franchises in every state and 17 countries abroad. James E. Mullenbach I founded the company in 1934 and since then has transformed Burger Planet into the leader of the quick service restaurant industry.
Burger Planet has grown tremendously throughout the years and the fast-food chain has sustained success due to customer loyalty and their simple formula of selling burgers, fries and soda that has taken a likening to their consumers.
However, recent studies concluded that Burger Planet’s target consumers, women ages 30-50, have become increasingly health conscious and have stopped going to Burger Planet. It is not too uncommon to find that women are watching their caloric intake and spending their money on meals that cater to a diet-crazed demographic.
In a focus group, conducted on its base consumer by Burger Planet in Illinois, research and opinions showed Burger Planet no longer appeals to women who watch their figure and are trying to lose weight.
A 39-year-old waitress who used to frequent Burger Planet weekly has stopped eating there claiming that Burger Planet has caused her weight to reach an undesirable 150 pounds. “I just made a decision that before I turn 40, I’m going to lose weight. So I had to give up some luxuries, like Burger Planet.”
According to http://www.helpquide.org/ , consumers on the go are paying special attention to what they order off the fast-food menu and are looking for healthier meal alternatives. Consumers are ordering items with more vegetables and leaner meats, substituting water for soda and watching their portion size.
Fast–food competitors like McDonalds, Hardee’s and Burger King have also noticed a change in their demographic and have started to cater to their health conscious consumers, by introducing healthier meal alternatives on their menus as well. All three fast-food chains have tried to position themselves as being healthy, however they lack in certain areas that Burger Planet hopes to excel in.
Strategic Plan
Burger Planet is looking to appeal to middle-aged women, ages 30-50 who have become increasingly health conscious by introducing a new line of healthier meal alternatives on their existing menu. In order to build the image of Burger Planet and cater to health conscious consumers we plan to team up with health expert Jayne Peterson. We also plan to focus on Burger Planets brand recognition, customer loyalty and sustaining the success within the company that we have built.
· HEALTHY MEAL ALTERNATIVES
Healthy new meal options will be introduced to help overcome target audiences health concerns. Healthier alternatives include white meat, no mayo, options with no bun, fruit sides and more salads. By making these changes to our menu we intend to increase market share with our target consumers and show that Burger Planet is willing to listen to the customers concerns. We want to build credibility and trust with our consumers, and convey an image that we too are looking towards being a more health friendly fast-food chain.
In order to find determine what our target audiences want on our menu we will hold focus groups and make changes accordingly.
· THE SUCCESS OF BURGER PLANET
Burger Planet will also strive to raise their credibility of Burger Planet’s commitment to healthy options. Our global outreach is imperative and Burger Planet relies on their loyal clientele and brand recognition to excel in the industry.
Burger Planet serves 52 billion customer and counting with 8, 921 franchises in every state and 17 countries abroad. We plan to use the success that we have to persuade steadfast customers of Burger Planet to remain loyal and support the company with our new health conscious menu and ideas.
· JAYNE PETERSON
With the help of health expert Jayne Petersen, who achieved fitness success with high-profile client Opal Whitcomb, Burger Planet is looking to gain a competitive edge. No other quick service restaurant in the industry has teamed up with a fitness expert to appeal to their health conscious consumers.
Jayne Peterson has signed on with Burger Planet to lend her expertise to the quick-service restaurant with intentions to appeal to women. “The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles and I have spent my life trying to teach women that lesson," says Petersen.
Jayne Peterson’s association with Opal Whitcomb will generate a lot of positive press for Burger Planet. Whitcomb is viewed highly credible among target audiences and will be beneficial to Burger Planet’s image.
Peterson is currently president and CEO of Looking Glass, Inc., a multi-million dollar health enterprise. With the health expertise given from Peterson, Burger Planet will be in good hands and understands that every move they make to become more health friendly will be supervised by Peterson.
Conclusion
Burger Planet will implement their new ideas of being health friendly with the help of Jayne Peterson. Their menu will cater to their health-conscious consumers and our target audience will be more willing to eat at Burger Planet. Burger Planet consistently pays attention to current health trends and the concerns of their consumers, and given that information will stay credible and competitive in the quick service food industry.
Annekah Martinez
Ryan Miller
Leilani Vaiaoga
Amber Winward
Burger Planet Postioning Proposal
Burger Planet is one of the most successful fast-food chains, serving 52 billion customers worldwide with its 8,921 franchises in every state and 17 countries abroad. James E. Mullenbach I founded the company in 1934 and since then has transformed Burger Planet into the leader of the quick service restaurant industry.
Burger Planet has grown tremendously throughout the years and the fast-food chain has sustained success due to customer loyalty and their simple formula of selling burgers, fries and soda that has taken a likening to their consumers.
However, recent studies concluded that Burger Planet’s target consumers, women ages 30-50, have become increasingly health conscious and have stopped going to Burger Planet. It is not too uncommon to find that women are watching their caloric intake and spending their money on meals that cater to a diet-crazed demographic.
In a focus group, conducted on its base consumer by Burger Planet in Illinois, research and opinions showed Burger Planet no longer appeals to women who watch their figure and are trying to lose weight.
A 39-year-old waitress who used to frequent Burger Planet weekly has stopped eating there claiming that Burger Planet has caused her weight to reach an undesirable 150 pounds. “I just made a decision that before I turn 40, I’m going to lose weight. So I had to give up some luxuries, like Burger Planet.”
According to http://www.helpquide.org/ , consumers on the go are paying special attention to what they order off the fast-food menu and are looking for healthier meal alternatives. Consumers are ordering items with more vegetables and leaner meats, substituting water for soda and watching their portion size.
Fast–food competitors like McDonalds, Hardee’s and Burger King have also noticed a change in their demographic and have started to cater to their health conscious consumers, by introducing healthier meal alternatives on their menus as well. All three fast-food chains have tried to position themselves as being healthy, however they lack in certain areas that Burger Planet hopes to excel in.
Strategic Plan
Burger Planet is looking to appeal to middle-aged women, ages 30-50 who have become increasingly health conscious by introducing a new line of healthier meal alternatives on their existing menu. In order to build the image of Burger Planet and cater to health conscious consumers we plan to team up with health expert Jayne Peterson. We also plan to focus on Burger Planets brand recognition, customer loyalty and sustaining the success within the company that we have built.
· HEALTHY MEAL ALTERNATIVES
Healthy new meal options will be introduced to help overcome target audiences health concerns. Healthier alternatives include white meat, no mayo, options with no bun, fruit sides and more salads. By making these changes to our menu we intend to increase market share with our target consumers and show that Burger Planet is willing to listen to the customers concerns. We want to build credibility and trust with our consumers, and convey an image that we too are looking towards being a more health friendly fast-food chain.
In order to find determine what our target audiences want on our menu we will hold focus groups and make changes accordingly.
· THE SUCCESS OF BURGER PLANET
Burger Planet will also strive to raise their credibility of Burger Planet’s commitment to healthy options. Our global outreach is imperative and Burger Planet relies on their loyal clientele and brand recognition to excel in the industry.
Burger Planet serves 52 billion customer and counting with 8, 921 franchises in every state and 17 countries abroad. We plan to use the success that we have to persuade steadfast customers of Burger Planet to remain loyal and support the company with our new health conscious menu and ideas.
· JAYNE PETERSON
With the help of health expert Jayne Petersen, who achieved fitness success with high-profile client Opal Whitcomb, Burger Planet is looking to gain a competitive edge. No other quick service restaurant in the industry has teamed up with a fitness expert to appeal to their health conscious consumers.
Jayne Peterson has signed on with Burger Planet to lend her expertise to the quick-service restaurant with intentions to appeal to women. “The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles and I have spent my life trying to teach women that lesson," says Petersen.
Jayne Peterson’s association with Opal Whitcomb will generate a lot of positive press for Burger Planet. Whitcomb is viewed highly credible among target audiences and will be beneficial to Burger Planet’s image.
Peterson is currently president and CEO of Looking Glass, Inc., a multi-million dollar health enterprise. With the health expertise given from Peterson, Burger Planet will be in good hands and understands that every move they make to become more health friendly will be supervised by Peterson.
Conclusion
Burger Planet will implement their new ideas of being health friendly with the help of Jayne Peterson. Their menu will cater to their health-conscious consumers and our target audience will be more willing to eat at Burger Planet. Burger Planet consistently pays attention to current health trends and the concerns of their consumers, and given that information will stay credible and competitive in the quick service food industry.
Friday, March 6, 2009
Final Press Release 4
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Feb. 23, 2009
K Salon & Spa
640 S. 80 E. Suite #130
Logan, UT 84321
435-753-8880
http://www.ksalonspa.com/
LOGAN, Utah – K Salon & Spa, a local female-owned business, will offer salon and spa discounts as well as free gift giveaways during their week-long celebration of their grand opening. The grand opening will run from March 2 – 6 and is expected to attract new customers and existing clients.
“We are hoping for a blow-out grand opening, with a large influx of people coming in,” said Serena VanDerwoodsen, owner of K Salon & Spa. “We are excited to have our grand opening and looking forward to offering our salon and spa services to the community.”
K Salon & Spa is a full service beauty business that offers everything from hair styling, color enhancements, perms and straightening to massages, pedicures/manicures and waxing. New and enhanced services such as eyelash extensions, body and facial treatments have been in high demand from clients and are sure to appeal to new customers.
The Mach 2-6 grand opening will offer 20 percent discounts on all salon services and 30 percent discounts on all spa treatments. The salon and spa uses Eminence Organic skin produts which has been popular for clients who request high end products be used during their treatments.
K Salon & Spa is open on weekedays from nine to seven and on Saturday nine to five. Prices vary on type of service and products used. To find out more information about K Salon & Spa visit http://www.ksalonspa.com/ .
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations Director
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
407-375-9843
Feb. 23, 2009
K Salon & Spa
640 S. 80 E. Suite #130
Logan, UT 84321
435-753-8880
http://www.ksalonspa.com/
LOGAN, Utah – K Salon & Spa, a local female-owned business, will offer salon and spa discounts as well as free gift giveaways during their week-long celebration of their grand opening. The grand opening will run from March 2 – 6 and is expected to attract new customers and existing clients.
“We are hoping for a blow-out grand opening, with a large influx of people coming in,” said Serena VanDerwoodsen, owner of K Salon & Spa. “We are excited to have our grand opening and looking forward to offering our salon and spa services to the community.”
K Salon & Spa is a full service beauty business that offers everything from hair styling, color enhancements, perms and straightening to massages, pedicures/manicures and waxing. New and enhanced services such as eyelash extensions, body and facial treatments have been in high demand from clients and are sure to appeal to new customers.
The Mach 2-6 grand opening will offer 20 percent discounts on all salon services and 30 percent discounts on all spa treatments. The salon and spa uses Eminence Organic skin produts which has been popular for clients who request high end products be used during their treatments.
K Salon & Spa is open on weekedays from nine to seven and on Saturday nine to five. Prices vary on type of service and products used. To find out more information about K Salon & Spa visit http://www.ksalonspa.com/ .
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations Director
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
407-375-9843
Friday, February 27, 2009
Final Media Pitch
Subject Line: Learning How to Make Bank …
Ben Dover
Editor & Chief
Making Bank Magazine
11925 Allamanda Ct.
Logan, UT 8321
Dear Ben Dover,
I read your monthly publications of Making Bank magazine, and was thrilled to receive an email from you inquiring about the services offered through our organization. You stated that if we send you more information and you feel that we have something substantial to offer to the community, you would feature us in your upcoming April issue.
Back in 2006, research concluded from MSN money that 12 out of 20 men and women alike were financially unstable and/ or in debt. We found a great market out there that would benefit from financial education and started Cache Valley Area Investors Association. Cache Valley Area Investors Association has been offering educational meetings to individuals looking to become financially independent. CVAIA is relatively new to the Cache Valley community, but has generated phenomenal results and feedback from students who have attended the meetings. Preston Parker, CVAIA President said, “We focus on individuals who want to learn and apply philosophies of financial independence in their lives.”
Attend a meeting and learn successful investment ideas and theories that you can apply to your own financial situation. Familiarize yourself with the initiative of passive income and the bankable profits that come from it. CVAIA meetings are held every other Thursday at 7p.m. and are open to the public. Information on-line about the meetings are on Facebook and the associations website http://www.cvaia.com/.
If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive Income largely makes this possible. Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange. They practice methods found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geological locations and from all walks of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
Cache Valley Area Investors Association is there to help you become free from financially instability and debt. We encourage you to log on to www.cvaia.com and learn more about our expertise. If you have any questions, please contact me.
Sincerely,
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations Director
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu 407-375-9843
Ben Dover
Editor & Chief
Making Bank Magazine
11925 Allamanda Ct.
Logan, UT 8321
Dear Ben Dover,
I read your monthly publications of Making Bank magazine, and was thrilled to receive an email from you inquiring about the services offered through our organization. You stated that if we send you more information and you feel that we have something substantial to offer to the community, you would feature us in your upcoming April issue.
Back in 2006, research concluded from MSN money that 12 out of 20 men and women alike were financially unstable and/ or in debt. We found a great market out there that would benefit from financial education and started Cache Valley Area Investors Association. Cache Valley Area Investors Association has been offering educational meetings to individuals looking to become financially independent. CVAIA is relatively new to the Cache Valley community, but has generated phenomenal results and feedback from students who have attended the meetings. Preston Parker, CVAIA President said, “We focus on individuals who want to learn and apply philosophies of financial independence in their lives.”
Attend a meeting and learn successful investment ideas and theories that you can apply to your own financial situation. Familiarize yourself with the initiative of passive income and the bankable profits that come from it. CVAIA meetings are held every other Thursday at 7p.m. and are open to the public. Information on-line about the meetings are on Facebook and the associations website http://www.cvaia.com/.
If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive Income largely makes this possible. Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange. They practice methods found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geological locations and from all walks of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
Cache Valley Area Investors Association is there to help you become free from financially instability and debt. We encourage you to log on to www.cvaia.com and learn more about our expertise. If you have any questions, please contact me.
Sincerely,
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations Director
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu 407-375-9843
Monday, February 23, 2009
Draft Press Release 4
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Feb. 23, 2009
K Salon & Spa
640 S. 80 E. Suite #130Logan, UT 84321
435-753-8880
http://www.ksalonspa.com/
K Salon & Spa Grand Opening
LOGAN, Utah – K Salon & Spa, a local female-owned business, will offer salon and spa discounts as well as free gift giveaways during their week-long celebration of their grand opening. The grand opening will run from March 2 – 6 and is expected to attract new customers and existing clients.
“We are hoping for a blow-out grand opening, with a large influx of people coming in,” said Serena VanDerwoodsen, owner of K Salon & Spa. “We are excited to have our grand opening and looking forward to offering our salon and spa services to the community.”
K Salon & Spa is a full service beauty business that offers everything from hair styling, color enhancements, perms and straightening to massages, pedicures/manicures and waxing. New and enhanced services such as eyelash extensions, body and facial treatments have been in high demand from clients and are sure to appeal to new customers.
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations Director
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
407-375-9843
Feb. 23, 2009
K Salon & Spa
640 S. 80 E. Suite #130Logan, UT 84321
435-753-8880
http://www.ksalonspa.com/
K Salon & Spa Grand Opening
LOGAN, Utah – K Salon & Spa, a local female-owned business, will offer salon and spa discounts as well as free gift giveaways during their week-long celebration of their grand opening. The grand opening will run from March 2 – 6 and is expected to attract new customers and existing clients.
“We are hoping for a blow-out grand opening, with a large influx of people coming in,” said Serena VanDerwoodsen, owner of K Salon & Spa. “We are excited to have our grand opening and looking forward to offering our salon and spa services to the community.”
K Salon & Spa is a full service beauty business that offers everything from hair styling, color enhancements, perms and straightening to massages, pedicures/manicures and waxing. New and enhanced services such as eyelash extensions, body and facial treatments have been in high demand from clients and are sure to appeal to new customers.
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations Director
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
407-375-9843
Friday, February 20, 2009
Draft Media Pitch
Subject Line: Learning How to Make Bank …
Ben Dover
Editor & Chief
Making Bank Magazine
11925 Allamanda Ct.
Logan, UT 8321
Dear Ben Dover,
I read your monthly publications of Making Bank magazine, and was thrilled to receive an email from you inquiring about the services offered through our organization. You stated that if we send you more information and you feel that we have something substantial to offer to the community, you would feature us in your upcoming April issue.
Back in 2006, research concluded from MSN money that 12 out of 20 men and women alike were financially unstable and/ or in debt. We found a great market out there that would benefit from financial education and started Cache Valley Area Investors Association. Cache Valley Area Investors Association has been offering educational meetings to individuals looking to become financially independent. CVAIA is relatively new to the Cache Valley community, but has generated phenomenal results and feedback from students who have attended the meetings. Preston Parker, CVAIA President said, “We focus on individuals who want to learn and apply philosophies of financial independence in their lives.”
Attend a meeting and learn successful investment ideas and theories that you can apply to your own financial situation. Familiarize yourself with the initiative of passive income and the bankable profits that come from it. CVAIA meetings are held every other Thursday at 7p.m. and are open to the public. Information on-line about the meetings are on Facebook and the associations website http://www.cvaia.com/.
If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive Income largely makes this possible. Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange. They practice methods found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geological locations and from all walks of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
Cache Valley Area Investors Association is there to help you become free from financially instability and debt. We encourage you to log on to www.cvaia.com and learn more about our expertise. If you have any questions, please contact me.
Sincerely,
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations Director
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
407-375-9843
Ben Dover
Editor & Chief
Making Bank Magazine
11925 Allamanda Ct.
Logan, UT 8321
Dear Ben Dover,
I read your monthly publications of Making Bank magazine, and was thrilled to receive an email from you inquiring about the services offered through our organization. You stated that if we send you more information and you feel that we have something substantial to offer to the community, you would feature us in your upcoming April issue.
Back in 2006, research concluded from MSN money that 12 out of 20 men and women alike were financially unstable and/ or in debt. We found a great market out there that would benefit from financial education and started Cache Valley Area Investors Association. Cache Valley Area Investors Association has been offering educational meetings to individuals looking to become financially independent. CVAIA is relatively new to the Cache Valley community, but has generated phenomenal results and feedback from students who have attended the meetings. Preston Parker, CVAIA President said, “We focus on individuals who want to learn and apply philosophies of financial independence in their lives.”
Attend a meeting and learn successful investment ideas and theories that you can apply to your own financial situation. Familiarize yourself with the initiative of passive income and the bankable profits that come from it. CVAIA meetings are held every other Thursday at 7p.m. and are open to the public. Information on-line about the meetings are on Facebook and the associations website http://www.cvaia.com/.
If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive Income largely makes this possible. Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange. They practice methods found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geological locations and from all walks of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
Cache Valley Area Investors Association is there to help you become free from financially instability and debt. We encourage you to log on to www.cvaia.com and learn more about our expertise. If you have any questions, please contact me.
Sincerely,
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations Director
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
407-375-9843
Friday, February 13, 2009
Final Press Release 3: Cause Promotion
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Feb.6, 2009
Cache Valley Area Investors Association
Preston Parker
160 N. Main Street
Logan, UT 84321
cachvaia@gmail.com
LOGAN, Utah - - Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) is looking to teach the community how to become more financially independent through educational classes.
Preston Parker, president of the company, said “We focus on individuals who want to learn and apply philosophies of financial independence in their lives.”
CVAIA teaches that investing time, assets, and experience can ultimately lead to passive income. The class educates individuals on how to utilize their skills and knowledge to generate passive income.
If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive Income largely makes this possible. Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange. They practice methods found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geological locations and from all walk of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
CVAIA meetings are held every other Thrusday at 7pm and is open to the public. Information on-line about the meeting are on Facebook and the associations website http://www.cvaia.com/.
Contact Info:
Leilani VaiaogaPublic Relations VP
407-375-9843
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
-END-
Feb.6, 2009
Cache Valley Area Investors Association
Preston Parker
160 N. Main Street
Logan, UT 84321
cachvaia@gmail.com
LOGAN, Utah - - Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) is looking to teach the community how to become more financially independent through educational classes.
Preston Parker, president of the company, said “We focus on individuals who want to learn and apply philosophies of financial independence in their lives.”
CVAIA teaches that investing time, assets, and experience can ultimately lead to passive income. The class educates individuals on how to utilize their skills and knowledge to generate passive income.
If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive Income largely makes this possible. Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange. They practice methods found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geological locations and from all walk of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
CVAIA meetings are held every other Thrusday at 7pm and is open to the public. Information on-line about the meeting are on Facebook and the associations website http://www.cvaia.com/.
Contact Info:
Leilani VaiaogaPublic Relations VP
407-375-9843
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
-END-
Final Press Release 2: Image Building
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
2/05/09
Burger Planet
123 Lakeview Rd.
Gary, IN 90210
910- 555-1234
http://www.burgerplanet.com
Burger Planet Introduces Health Conscious Menu
Burger Planet Teams Up With Jayne Petersen to Appeal to Middle-Aged Women With Healthier Meal Alternatives
GARY, Ind.- - Burger Planet will continue to cater to their health conscious consumers by introducing a new line of healthier menu alternatives with the help of health expert Jayne Petersen, who achieved fitness success with high-profile client Opal Whitcomb.
Burger Planet is looking to appeal to middle-aged women, ages 30-40 who have become increasingly health conscious by introducing a new line of healthier meal alternatives on their existing menu. Health and fitness expert, Jayne Peterson, signed on with Burger Planet to lend her expertise to the quick-service restaurant with intentions to appeal to women. “The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles and I have spent my life trying to teach women that lesson," said Petersen.
Burger Planet plans to keep burgers, fries and soda on their menu in order to sustain long-time customer loyalty. They have added low-carb meal options, gourmet salads and fruit choices to their menu within the past year.
The company has succeeded because of its customer loyalty. “We listen to our customers and our customers desire healthy choices, of which we offer many,” said James E. Muellenbach III, CEO of the company.
Burger Planet is headquartered in Gary, Indiana and currently serves 52 billion customers at 8,921 franchises in every state and 17 countries. With their new health image Burger Planet will bring in new customers and keep existing customers happy.
Contact Info:
Leilani VaiaogaPublic Relations VP
407-375-9843
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
-END-
2/05/09
Burger Planet
123 Lakeview Rd.
Gary, IN 90210
910- 555-1234
http://www.burgerplanet.com
Burger Planet Introduces Health Conscious Menu
Burger Planet Teams Up With Jayne Petersen to Appeal to Middle-Aged Women With Healthier Meal Alternatives
GARY, Ind.- - Burger Planet will continue to cater to their health conscious consumers by introducing a new line of healthier menu alternatives with the help of health expert Jayne Petersen, who achieved fitness success with high-profile client Opal Whitcomb.
Burger Planet is looking to appeal to middle-aged women, ages 30-40 who have become increasingly health conscious by introducing a new line of healthier meal alternatives on their existing menu. Health and fitness expert, Jayne Peterson, signed on with Burger Planet to lend her expertise to the quick-service restaurant with intentions to appeal to women. “The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles and I have spent my life trying to teach women that lesson," said Petersen.
Burger Planet plans to keep burgers, fries and soda on their menu in order to sustain long-time customer loyalty. They have added low-carb meal options, gourmet salads and fruit choices to their menu within the past year.
The company has succeeded because of its customer loyalty. “We listen to our customers and our customers desire healthy choices, of which we offer many,” said James E. Muellenbach III, CEO of the company.
Burger Planet is headquartered in Gary, Indiana and currently serves 52 billion customers at 8,921 franchises in every state and 17 countries. With their new health image Burger Planet will bring in new customers and keep existing customers happy.
Contact Info:
Leilani VaiaogaPublic Relations VP
407-375-9843
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
-END-
Friday, February 6, 2009
Draft Press Release 3: Cause Promotion
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Feb.6, 2009
Cache Vaelly Area Investors Association
Preston Parker
160 North Main Street
Logan, Utah 84321
cachvaia@gmail.com
LOGAN, Utah - - Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) is looking to teach the community how to become more financially independent through educational classes .
Preston Parker, president of the company, said “We focus on individuals who want to learn and apply philosophies of financiald independece in their lives.”
CVAIA teaches that invesing time, assets, and experience can ultimatly lead to passive income.
If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive Income largely makes this possible. Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange. They practive methods found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geological locations and from all walk of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
CVAIA meetings are held every other Thrusday at 7pm and is open to the public. Information on-line about the meeting are on Facebook and the associations website www.cvaia.com.
Contact Info:
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations VP
407-375-9843
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
Feb.6, 2009
Cache Vaelly Area Investors Association
Preston Parker
160 North Main Street
Logan, Utah 84321
cachvaia@gmail.com
LOGAN, Utah - - Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) is looking to teach the community how to become more financially independent through educational classes .
Preston Parker, president of the company, said “We focus on individuals who want to learn and apply philosophies of financiald independece in their lives.”
CVAIA teaches that invesing time, assets, and experience can ultimatly lead to passive income.
If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive Income largely makes this possible. Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange. They practive methods found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geological locations and from all walk of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
CVAIA meetings are held every other Thrusday at 7pm and is open to the public. Information on-line about the meeting are on Facebook and the associations website www.cvaia.com.
Contact Info:
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations VP
407-375-9843
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
Draft Press Release 2: Image Building
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
02/05/09
Burger Planet
123 Lakeview Rd.
Gary, IN 90210
(910) 555-1234
http://www.burgerplanet.com
Burger Planet Introduces Health Conscious Menu
Burger Planet Teams Up With Jayne Petersen to Appeal to Middle-Aged Women With Healthier Meal Alternatives
GARY, Ind.- - Burger Planet will continue to cater to their health conscious consumers by introducing a new line of healthier menu alternatives with the help of health expert Jayne Petersen, who achieved fitness success with high-profile client Opal Whitcomb.
Burger Planet is looking to appeal to middle-aged women, ages 30-40 who have become increasingly health conscious by introducing a new line of healthier meal alternatives on their existing menu. Health and fitness expert, Jayne Peterson, signed on with Burger Planet to lend her expertise to the quick-service restaurant with intentions to appeal to women. “The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles and I have spent my life trying to teach women that lesson," said Petersen.
Burger Planet plans to keep burgers, fries and soda on their menu in order to sustain long-time customer loyalty. They have added low-carb meal options, gourmet salads and fruit choices to their menu within the past year.
The company has succeeded because of its customer loyalty. “We listen to our customers and our customers desire healthy choices, of which we offer many,” stated James E. Muellenbach III, CEO of the company.
Burger Planet is headquartered in Gary, Indiana and currently serves 52 billion customers at 8,921 franchises in every state and 17 countries. With their new health image Burger Planet will bring in new customers and keep existing customers happy.
Contact Info:
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations VP
407.375.9843
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
--end--
02/05/09
Burger Planet
123 Lakeview Rd.
Gary, IN 90210
(910) 555-1234
http://www.burgerplanet.com
Burger Planet Introduces Health Conscious Menu
Burger Planet Teams Up With Jayne Petersen to Appeal to Middle-Aged Women With Healthier Meal Alternatives
GARY, Ind.- - Burger Planet will continue to cater to their health conscious consumers by introducing a new line of healthier menu alternatives with the help of health expert Jayne Petersen, who achieved fitness success with high-profile client Opal Whitcomb.
Burger Planet is looking to appeal to middle-aged women, ages 30-40 who have become increasingly health conscious by introducing a new line of healthier meal alternatives on their existing menu. Health and fitness expert, Jayne Peterson, signed on with Burger Planet to lend her expertise to the quick-service restaurant with intentions to appeal to women. “The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles and I have spent my life trying to teach women that lesson," said Petersen.
Burger Planet plans to keep burgers, fries and soda on their menu in order to sustain long-time customer loyalty. They have added low-carb meal options, gourmet salads and fruit choices to their menu within the past year.
The company has succeeded because of its customer loyalty. “We listen to our customers and our customers desire healthy choices, of which we offer many,” stated James E. Muellenbach III, CEO of the company.
Burger Planet is headquartered in Gary, Indiana and currently serves 52 billion customers at 8,921 franchises in every state and 17 countries. With their new health image Burger Planet will bring in new customers and keep existing customers happy.
Contact Info:
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations VP
407.375.9843
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
--end--
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Damage Control...Chi Omega
Damage Control….
How does a company effectively recover from crisis situations within the organization? When your business is in the public eye it is important to remain favorable to the public and also with other companies in the industry. However, when disastrous situations spontaneously arise what can be done to do damage control and save the face of an organization?
We can all apply these questions to our own life about how to rebuild reputation and do damage control. I have been a member of the Chi Omega sorority for four years and never have I had to deal with having to justify myself to others, then recently when members of our organization were involved in a hazing incident last semester with a fellow USU student that died. That crisis situation has not only affected our organization but has also affected all clubs, groups and similar organizations at USU. This unfortunate incident has affected the family and friends of the boy that died.
Chi Omega, the organization that I have come to love so much and be a part of for four years, has ultimately been shut down. Well before the press caught wind of our chapter being closed, I already knew what was going on and chose to keep quiet. It’s heartbreaking because the Greek system entirely can have a negative connotation associated with it. Images on movies like ‘Animal House’ portray Greeks as beer guzzling, unintelligent drunks looking to party. Rarely do you hear of the good that Greeks do or the service that they render because of negative preconceived notions of what fraternities and sororities are. In Chi Omega we always try to counteract that portrayal by sustaining good PR interactions with people on campus and within the community. What I mean by “sustaining good PR interactions” entails that as a member of Chi Omega we try to build a good representation of ourselves by becoming involved on campus, getting to know our professors, excelling in our studies, service involvement in the community, etc.
Good PR is vital to all businesses and corporations looking to thrive in their industry. It can inherently affect the company for better or worse. The hazing incident affected Chi Omega as an organization in a negative light. The public makes assumptions based off of information that the media spins that sometimes is true, but a lot of times is fabricated. It’s important for organizations, to internally look to fix problems or concerns that might innately look negative from an outsiders or publics point of view.
How does a company effectively recover from crisis situations within the organization? When your business is in the public eye it is important to remain favorable to the public and also with other companies in the industry. However, when disastrous situations spontaneously arise what can be done to do damage control and save the face of an organization?
We can all apply these questions to our own life about how to rebuild reputation and do damage control. I have been a member of the Chi Omega sorority for four years and never have I had to deal with having to justify myself to others, then recently when members of our organization were involved in a hazing incident last semester with a fellow USU student that died. That crisis situation has not only affected our organization but has also affected all clubs, groups and similar organizations at USU. This unfortunate incident has affected the family and friends of the boy that died.
Chi Omega, the organization that I have come to love so much and be a part of for four years, has ultimately been shut down. Well before the press caught wind of our chapter being closed, I already knew what was going on and chose to keep quiet. It’s heartbreaking because the Greek system entirely can have a negative connotation associated with it. Images on movies like ‘Animal House’ portray Greeks as beer guzzling, unintelligent drunks looking to party. Rarely do you hear of the good that Greeks do or the service that they render because of negative preconceived notions of what fraternities and sororities are. In Chi Omega we always try to counteract that portrayal by sustaining good PR interactions with people on campus and within the community. What I mean by “sustaining good PR interactions” entails that as a member of Chi Omega we try to build a good representation of ourselves by becoming involved on campus, getting to know our professors, excelling in our studies, service involvement in the community, etc.
Good PR is vital to all businesses and corporations looking to thrive in their industry. It can inherently affect the company for better or worse. The hazing incident affected Chi Omega as an organization in a negative light. The public makes assumptions based off of information that the media spins that sometimes is true, but a lot of times is fabricated. It’s important for organizations, to internally look to fix problems or concerns that might innately look negative from an outsiders or publics point of view.
Press Release Final- ABC Real Estate
January 16, 2009
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
ABC Real Estate
123 Creative Way, Logan UT 84341
(801) 555-4567
NEW COMPANY EMERGING IN REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY
LOGAN, Utah- - ABC Real Estate debuted their third business location in Cache Valley introducing its beneficiary-directed-equity-holding land trust options to prospective homeowners and investors with expectations to develop a lucrative business in Utah.
President and CEO of the company Preston Parker noted, " Existing locations of ABC Real Estate in Salt Lake City and California have proven to be profitable in the real estate industry. Even in these times of economic hardship where we find foreclosures to be all too common, with ABC Real Estate we are looking to change that statistic with beneficiary-directed-equity-holding land trusts."
Contact Info:
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations Director
407.375.9843Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
ABC Real Estate
123 Creative Way, Logan UT 84341
(801) 555-4567
NEW COMPANY EMERGING IN REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY
LOGAN, Utah- - ABC Real Estate debuted their third business location in Cache Valley introducing its beneficiary-directed-equity-holding land trust options to prospective homeowners and investors with expectations to develop a lucrative business in Utah.
President and CEO of the company Preston Parker noted, " Existing locations of ABC Real Estate in Salt Lake City and California have proven to be profitable in the real estate industry. Even in these times of economic hardship where we find foreclosures to be all too common, with ABC Real Estate we are looking to change that statistic with beneficiary-directed-equity-holding land trusts."
Contact Info:
Leilani Vaiaoga
Public Relations Director
407.375.9843Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
Monday, January 19, 2009
Obama Mania...
I've been hearing it constantly for the past week now on the televsion and on the radio , "History will be made" they proclaim. We all know what they're talking about and it entails the inauguration of the first black U.S. President elected into office. According to CNN, an expected 2 million spectators will be present to witness Barack Obama being sworn into duty as the 44th president of the United States. No doubt "History will be made" seeing as so much press coverage has been centered around the inauguration. I feel like it was only yesterday when the elections were what the media buzz was about, and now it's all about the inauguration. I definatley can not wait to watch it tomorrow throughout the day, it will be a momentous occasion for the entire nation.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Draft Version Prress Release 1 : Announcement
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
January 15, 2009
NEW COMPANY EMERGING IN REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY
LOGAN, Utah- - ABC Real Estate debuted their third business location in Cache Valley with objectives to appeal to small town locals with their creative real estate expertise. The company is introducing its beneficiary-directed-equity-holding land trust options to prospective homeowners and investors with expectations to develop a lucrative business in Utah.
President and CEO of the company Preston Parker noted , “ Existing locations of ABC Real Esatate in Salt Lake City and California have proven to be profitable in the real estate industry. Even in these times of economic hardship where we find foreclosures to be all too common, with ABC Real Estate we are looking to change that statistic with beneficialry-directed-equity-holding land trusts.”
Contact Information: Leilani Vaiaoga
Leilani.Vaiaoga@aggiemail.usu.edu
Cool Cousin Letter
Dear Wuki,
Hey dude how are you, I miss you so much. How old are you now? I’m sorry I haven’t called you in a while I’ve been so busy with school and work. I bet you’re a big boy now that you’re in 4th grade. Your mom told me you made the honor roll again, I’m so proud of you!
I’m doing ok out here in Utah, I hate the cold and the snow but I deal with it every day. I miss Florida and the warm sunshine, but most of all I miss when you and I used to go out to the beach to surf. Remember when grandma bought me a new longboard for my birthday and I took you out to play and surf, but we didn’t catch many waves because it was low tide? Those were the good ole’ days, but I still hope you’re practicing with your boogie board and maybe if you’re as good as me one day I’ll get you a shortboard thruster to start riding.
What are you learning these days in grade school? What I wouldn’t give to trade places with you. Here up at USU I’m studying Public Relations. I’ll explain it simply to you so that you’ll understand. In Public Relations you are responsible for conveying a certain understanding or message between an organization and the public. I’m majoring in this study because Public Relations is so broad and functional that you can apply it anywhere. Someone in Public Relations has the flexibility of doing a lot of tasks for a certain company that they work for. PR people perform a variety of jobs that ultimately help the company prosper internally and externally. Within a company analyzing problems and opportunities, building successful relationships with other companies and publics, relaying information, research, and strategic promotion puts only a tiny dent in a spectrum filled with other responsibilities that a PR professional must complete.
If I were working for Ron Jon Surf Shop down in Cocoa Beach as their Public Relations Director I would be responsible for informing the public about upcoming surf competitions, or promoting women surfers in an industry dominated by men. I would help build healthy relationships with the community in keeping the beaches clean so that the surf isn’t filtrated with garbage. I also could work on internal problems within the company like decreasing sales with certain surfboards because of the lack of demand in the market, or cater to our eco friendly clientele by switching to selling bio-degradable non –toxic surf wax and hemp tailored surfboard leashes made with recycled plastic. The list is endless.
I hope you understand what I am out here going to school for. This Public Relations major that I am focusing on is what I feel is right for my own career path. If all else fails though, we can always live with grandma in Samoa and be beach bums all day. Living at the beach and surfing 24/7 is ideal in your eyes, but one of us has to work to rake in the funds. So how about that Wuki? I’ll work for the both of us to support our surf habit. - -deal? Ok well I love you Wuki. Be a good boy, practice on your boogie board and send me a picture of you in your new football gear. I can’t wait to see you when I come back home.
Love,
Lani
Hey dude how are you, I miss you so much. How old are you now? I’m sorry I haven’t called you in a while I’ve been so busy with school and work. I bet you’re a big boy now that you’re in 4th grade. Your mom told me you made the honor roll again, I’m so proud of you!
I’m doing ok out here in Utah, I hate the cold and the snow but I deal with it every day. I miss Florida and the warm sunshine, but most of all I miss when you and I used to go out to the beach to surf. Remember when grandma bought me a new longboard for my birthday and I took you out to play and surf, but we didn’t catch many waves because it was low tide? Those were the good ole’ days, but I still hope you’re practicing with your boogie board and maybe if you’re as good as me one day I’ll get you a shortboard thruster to start riding.
What are you learning these days in grade school? What I wouldn’t give to trade places with you. Here up at USU I’m studying Public Relations. I’ll explain it simply to you so that you’ll understand. In Public Relations you are responsible for conveying a certain understanding or message between an organization and the public. I’m majoring in this study because Public Relations is so broad and functional that you can apply it anywhere. Someone in Public Relations has the flexibility of doing a lot of tasks for a certain company that they work for. PR people perform a variety of jobs that ultimately help the company prosper internally and externally. Within a company analyzing problems and opportunities, building successful relationships with other companies and publics, relaying information, research, and strategic promotion puts only a tiny dent in a spectrum filled with other responsibilities that a PR professional must complete.
If I were working for Ron Jon Surf Shop down in Cocoa Beach as their Public Relations Director I would be responsible for informing the public about upcoming surf competitions, or promoting women surfers in an industry dominated by men. I would help build healthy relationships with the community in keeping the beaches clean so that the surf isn’t filtrated with garbage. I also could work on internal problems within the company like decreasing sales with certain surfboards because of the lack of demand in the market, or cater to our eco friendly clientele by switching to selling bio-degradable non –toxic surf wax and hemp tailored surfboard leashes made with recycled plastic. The list is endless.
I hope you understand what I am out here going to school for. This Public Relations major that I am focusing on is what I feel is right for my own career path. If all else fails though, we can always live with grandma in Samoa and be beach bums all day. Living at the beach and surfing 24/7 is ideal in your eyes, but one of us has to work to rake in the funds. So how about that Wuki? I’ll work for the both of us to support our surf habit. - -deal? Ok well I love you Wuki. Be a good boy, practice on your boogie board and send me a picture of you in your new football gear. I can’t wait to see you when I come back home.
Love,
Lani
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
I have a complex......
I have a complex...about online social networking that is. Almost everyone and their mothers (literally) has a Facebook or a Myspace. And through much complaining and verbal torture from my friends, I still have opted not to have either one of them. I have a Facebook that is not real, a friend thought it would be funny to make me one in the hopes of getting me addicted to it. In her conquest to introduce me to things such as "mystalking" and "adding" people-- she has single handedly given me severe anxiety over this fake Facebook of mine. She refuses to give me the password (because I want to delete it) and thinks it's hilarious that I get a ridiculous amount of unwanted friend requests in my aggiemail inbox. I don't know why the thought of having a Facebook or Myspace makes me cringe. Everyone has one, everyone is doing it- - does that mean that I should too? Slowly but surely I have come to the realization that as a PR major it's almost necessary if not vital to have some sort of information about you on the internet. Which leads me to my very first blog. I hope that what started out as a requirement from my JCOM classes to create a blog, turns into an experience that will make me more comfortable with interacting with others over the internet.
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