Hillary Searle Online Reputation

Dear Hillary,

Online reputation has become an important thing in these modern times. Just last week I watched my boss Google and Facebook search each job applicant and choose interviewees based on what he found.

In researching your online reputation I had little problem finding information.
On Facebook I found you have had a good education. I learned you have plans to graduate Utah State in 2011, you went to Dixie State in 2009 and graduated Spanish Fork High School in 2008. I also found some more personal information. You were born October 22 in Spanish Fork and are a Latter-day Saint. I feel that this info is good to have out in the open, although birthday and religion are more personal, future employers will be impressed by your years of education.

As far as activities and interests I have found you love sports and people. I also have found you to have a good sense of humor and be excited about life. Your favorite shows are 24, The Office and So You Think You Can Dance.

I have also found that you really like your friends. You have 606 friends on Facebook. This tells me you are probably easy to get along with. The thing I would caution against with this though is everyone can see your wall on Facebook so make sure to watch what your friends post on it.

I found a twitter account in your name that had never been used. As you start a career in PR you may want to use that more often so employers see that you know how to use social media effectively.

On your blog I found very little information about you personally. The work samples are good but you may want to put a short bio and your career goals in the profile area, doing this would give your blog a more personalized feel.

All in all I would say you have a good reputation online. I found a lot of pictures and information about you but none of it was scandalous. If I were a future employer I would be impressed and also know that you are social and have a sense of humor. The only suggestion I would make is to create a professional blog or website that has an organized sample of your work, your resume, your career goals and that type of information. Overall grade for online reputation, I would give you an A-.

Final Press Release 4

Rack-a-holics Unlimited Taxidermy
Displaying passion with passion

Rack-a-holics Unlimited Taxidermy (RUT) new taxidermy business recently founded in Wellsville by Dusty Kip. A computer programmer for an insurance firm, Kip created the business as a way to carry out his passion. Kip now offers inexpensive professional mounting of deer, elk, pheasants, even fish.

Kip said, “I have always loved hunting and being out in nature, it’s an escape from the workplace. When you finally shoot ‘the big one’ you want to show it off.” Kip said a lifetime of hunting is how he got interested in taxidermy. “I know the pride people feel when they take their dream shot, not only am I able to make money doing something I love but I help people display something they are passionate about.”

Founded in 2009, Kip looks forward to providing the hunters of Cache Valley with his service. Kip offers the full taxidermy experience including house calls to skin the animal as well as hanging the finished product on the wall. For more information contact Dusty Kip at 435-213-7424 or PR Specialist Hanna Hansen at 801-231-1881

Final Media Pitch

Local advice to achieve financial independence
Cache valley investors association says people can be happy through financial independence

Dear Charles Mc Collum,

I am contacting you in regards to a story I feel would benefit readers of The Herald Journal.

The Cache Valley Investors Association focuses on raising passive income above expenses to create financial independence. By learning the CVIA techniques “Anyone is able to achieve financial happiness and stability, resulting in no longer having to depend on a job for earned income,” said President Parker.

The CVAIA hold meetings every-other Thursday where attendees learn how to depend on passive income by investing in things like stocks, real estate, commodities, and businesses. The CVAIA also teaches ways to invest time, assets, and experience to build strong foundations of financial independence through education and networking.

Founded in 2007 by Preston Parker, there is currently no cost to join and members attend meetings held in the Cache Chamber of Commerce 160 N Main St. Logan, Utah. The ideas CVAIA teaches are inspired by time tested 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.

For more information and to set up an interview with Preston Parker please contact me. Thank you.



Hanna Hansen
123-456-7890
Hanna.hansen@aggiemail.usu.edu

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Rack-a-holics Unlimited Taxidermy
Displaying passion with passion

Rack-a-holics Unlimited Taxidermy (RUT) new taxidermy business recently founded in Wellsville by Dusty Kip. A computer programmer for an insurance firm, Kip created the business as a way to carry out his passion.

Kip said, “I have always loved hunting and being out in nature, it’s an escape from the workplace. When you finally shoot ‘the big one’ you want to show it off.” Kip said a lifetime of hunting is how he got interested in taxidermy. “I know the pride people feel when they shoot ‘the big one’, not only am I able to make money doing something I love but I help people display something they are passionate about.”

RUT specializes in mounting elk and deer at a low price. Founded in 2009, Kip looks forward to providing the hunters of Cache Valley with his service. For more information contact Dusty Kip at 435-213-7424 or PR Specialist Hanna Hansen at 123-456-7890

Draft Media Pitch

Local advice to achieve financial independence
Cache valley investors association says people can be happy through financial independence

Dear Charles Mc Collum,

I am contacting you in regards to a story I feel would benefit readers of The Herald Journal.

The Cache Valley Investors Association focuses on raising passive income above expenses to create financial independence. By learning the CVIA techniques “Anyone is able to achieve financial happiness and stability, resulting in no longer having to depend on a job for earned income,” said President Parker.

The CVAIA hold meetings every-other Thursday where attendees learn how to depend on passive income by investing in things like stocks, real estate, commodities, and businesses. The CVAIA also teaches ways to invest time, assets, and experience to build strong foundations of financial independence through education and networking.

Founded in 2007 by Preston Parker, there is currently no cost to join and members attend meetings held in the Cache Chamber of Commerce 160 N Main St. Logan, Utah. The ideas CVAIA teaches are inspired by time tested 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.

For more information and to set up an interview with Preston Parker contact me. Thank you.



Hanna Hansen
123-456-7890
Hanna.hansen@aggiemail.usu.edu

Final Press Release 3: Cause Promotion

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Preston Parker
President & Founder, Cache Valley Area Investors Association
preston.parker@usu.edu

Financial Independence through Passive Income
People can be happy through financial independence

Raising passive income above expenses results in financial independence. By learning this anyone is able to achieve financial happiness and stability, resulting in no longer having to depend on a job for earned income.

President of the Cache Valley Area Investors Association Preston Parker said, “Depending on a paycheck is risky while passive income or investing in things like stocks, real estate, commodities, and businesses tend to lead to increased financial options.”

Mastering passive income can be done through education and networking, this idea is what the CVAIA focuses on. Founded in 2007 by Preston Parker, there is currently no cost to join and members attend meetings held every-other Thursday in the Cache Chamber of Commerce 160 N Main St. Logan, Utah. Meetings discuss ways to invest time, assets, and experience to build strong foundations of financial independence.

The CVAIA practices time tested 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.

To become a member visit cvaia.com or join on Facebook.

For more information contact Hanna Hansen at 123-456-7890 or hanna.hansen@aggiemail.usu.edu

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Draft Press Release 3: Cause Promotion

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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Financial Independence Through Passive Income
People can be happy through financial independence


Raising passive income above expenses results in financial independence. By learning this anyone is able to achieve financial happiness and stability; the result, not having to depend on a job for earned income.

President and Founder of the Cache Valley Area Investors Association said, “Depending on a paycheck is risky while passive income or investing in things like stocks, real estate, commodities, and businesses tend to lead to increased financial options.”

Mastering passive income can be done through education and networking which can be learned at CVAIA meetings every other Thursday at the cache chamber of commerce building 160 N Main St. Logan, Utah.

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For more information contact Hanna Hansen at 123-456-7890 or hanna.hansen@aggiemail.usu.edu

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