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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Monday, February 22, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Draft Press Release 3: Cause Promotion
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: …
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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Contact: …
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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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Burger Planet Press Release
Contact Info:
James E. Muellenbach III
CEO Burger Planet
1234 Eat St.
Gary, Indiana
123-456-7890
Burger Planet provides healthy menu items as part of healthy eating campaign
Burger Planet now provides a variety of healthy menu items to customers. The chicken, vegetable and fruit options were added as part of Burger Planets healthy eating campaign. Teaming up in support of the new healthy options is Jayne Petersen, trainer of talk show host Opal Whitcomb.
Mr. Mullenbach III, CEO of Burger Planet said, “Burger Planet is committed to offering healthy choices on its menu.” The new items and addition of Petersen as a team member are reflections of Burger Planets overall focus on healthy lifestyles.
Petersen said, “I think through this campaign we will be able to provide healthy options like a fruit salad to customers other fast food joints don’t have avaliable.”
Since being founded in 1934 Burger Planet has served over 52 billion customers. With headquarters in Gary, Ind., Burger Planet employs 48,272 people and has franchises in every state and 17 countries.
Burger Planet employees look forward to encouraging healthy eating through this new campaign while continuing the service and original menu items Burger Planet is known for.
For more info contact PR Representative Hanna Hansen at hanna.hansen@aggiemail.usu.edu or by phone at 987-654-3210
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James E. Muellenbach III
CEO Burger Planet
1234 Eat St.
Gary, Indiana
123-456-7890
Burger Planet provides healthy menu items as part of healthy eating campaign
Burger Planet now provides a variety of healthy menu items to customers. The chicken, vegetable and fruit options were added as part of Burger Planets healthy eating campaign. Teaming up in support of the new healthy options is Jayne Petersen, trainer of talk show host Opal Whitcomb.
Mr. Mullenbach III, CEO of Burger Planet said, “Burger Planet is committed to offering healthy choices on its menu.” The new items and addition of Petersen as a team member are reflections of Burger Planets overall focus on healthy lifestyles.
Petersen said, “I think through this campaign we will be able to provide healthy options like a fruit salad to customers other fast food joints don’t have avaliable.”
Since being founded in 1934 Burger Planet has served over 52 billion customers. With headquarters in Gary, Ind., Burger Planet employs 48,272 people and has franchises in every state and 17 countries.
Burger Planet employees look forward to encouraging healthy eating through this new campaign while continuing the service and original menu items Burger Planet is known for.
For more info contact PR Representative Hanna Hansen at hanna.hansen@aggiemail.usu.edu or by phone at 987-654-3210
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Draft- Burger Planet Press Release
Contact Info:
James E. Muellenbach III, CEO Burger Planet
1234 Eat St.
Gary, Ind.
123-456-7890
Burger Planet provides healthy menu items as part of healthy eating campaign
Burger Planet now provides a variety of healthy menu items to customers. The chicken, vegetable and fruit options were added as part of Burger Planets healthy eating campaign. Teaming up in support of the new healthy options is Jayne Petersen, trainer of talk show host Opal Whitcomb.
Mr. Mullenbach III, CEO of Burger Planet said, “Burger Planet is committed to offering healthy choices on its menu.” The new items and addition of Petersen as a team member are reflections of Burger Planets overall focus on healthy lifestyles.
Since being founded in 1934 Burger Planet has served over 52 billion customers. With headquarters in Gary, Ind. Burger Planet employs 48,272 people and has franchises in every state and 17 countries.
Burger Planet employees look forward to encouraging healthy eating through this new campaign while continuing the service Burger Planet is known for. for more info contact PR Representative Hanna Hansen at hanna.hansen@aggiemail.usu.edu of by phone at 987-654-3210
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James E. Muellenbach III, CEO Burger Planet
1234 Eat St.
Gary, Ind.
123-456-7890
Burger Planet provides healthy menu items as part of healthy eating campaign
Burger Planet now provides a variety of healthy menu items to customers. The chicken, vegetable and fruit options were added as part of Burger Planets healthy eating campaign. Teaming up in support of the new healthy options is Jayne Petersen, trainer of talk show host Opal Whitcomb.
Mr. Mullenbach III, CEO of Burger Planet said, “Burger Planet is committed to offering healthy choices on its menu.” The new items and addition of Petersen as a team member are reflections of Burger Planets overall focus on healthy lifestyles.
Since being founded in 1934 Burger Planet has served over 52 billion customers. With headquarters in Gary, Ind. Burger Planet employs 48,272 people and has franchises in every state and 17 countries.
Burger Planet employees look forward to encouraging healthy eating through this new campaign while continuing the service Burger Planet is known for. for more info contact PR Representative Hanna Hansen at hanna.hansen@aggiemail.usu.edu of by phone at 987-654-3210
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Social Media Club of Cache Valley Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 3, 2010
Preston Parker, President
Social Media Club of Cache Valley
851 N. Main St., Logan UT
84321
661-772-7537
Announcing the Social Media Club of Cache Valley
Learning and Sharing the tricks of Social Media
LOGAN, UT—New organization, Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV), acts as an outlet for professionals and the public to come together and learn about the growing social media. President Parker said, “The meetings are an outlet for discussion and networking with others involved in the social media arena”.
The SMCCV was founded in August of 2009 and is an offshoot of the social media club in Salt Lake City which was founded in January 2009. The club was created by seven friends who wanted to stay current with growing media outlets like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
Currently the SMCCV has around 50 active members and meets every second Tuesday. Februarys meeting is being held at Borders in Logan, the meeting will include discussion, sharing tricks, speakers and food. In addition every third month the SMCCV hosts a “Tweet up” where members can come togeather to tweet and have discussions via twitter.
The SMCCV can be found online at SMCCV.com, facebook.com/smccv, on Twitter at @smcofcv, or the membership page at smccv.net.
For further information contact Hanna Hansen at 425- 123-4567 or email at hanna.hansen@aggiemail.usu.edu
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February 3, 2010
Preston Parker, President
Social Media Club of Cache Valley
851 N. Main St., Logan UT
84321
661-772-7537
Announcing the Social Media Club of Cache Valley
Learning and Sharing the tricks of Social Media
LOGAN, UT—New organization, Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV), acts as an outlet for professionals and the public to come together and learn about the growing social media. President Parker said, “The meetings are an outlet for discussion and networking with others involved in the social media arena”.
The SMCCV was founded in August of 2009 and is an offshoot of the social media club in Salt Lake City which was founded in January 2009. The club was created by seven friends who wanted to stay current with growing media outlets like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
Currently the SMCCV has around 50 active members and meets every second Tuesday. Februarys meeting is being held at Borders in Logan, the meeting will include discussion, sharing tricks, speakers and food. In addition every third month the SMCCV hosts a “Tweet up” where members can come togeather to tweet and have discussions via twitter.
The SMCCV can be found online at SMCCV.com, facebook.com/smccv, on Twitter at @smcofcv, or the membership page at smccv.net.
For further information contact Hanna Hansen at 425- 123-4567 or email at hanna.hansen@aggiemail.usu.edu
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
SMCCV Press Release Very Rough Draft
FOR IMMEDATE RELEASE
President Preston Parker
Scocial Madia Club of Cache Valley
851 N. Main St., Logan, Utah 84321
661-772-7537
Come Join The Social Media Club of Cache Valley
learn the tricks of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and so on
Have you noticed the growing popularity of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other social media sites? Do you want to become more knowledgeable and involved with this new media outlet? The Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV) meets every second Tuesday and specializes in the tricks of the trade.
President Parker said, “The meetings are a great way to come together, learn, discuss and interact with others involved in the social media arena”.
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The SMCCV currently has about 50 members. To you can find SMCCV on Facebook, Twitter or go to the website smccv.com
Hanna Hansen
1346 N 164W.
123-456-7890
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President Preston Parker
Scocial Madia Club of Cache Valley
851 N. Main St., Logan, Utah 84321
661-772-7537
Come Join The Social Media Club of Cache Valley
learn the tricks of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and so on
Have you noticed the growing popularity of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other social media sites? Do you want to become more knowledgeable and involved with this new media outlet? The Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV) meets every second Tuesday and specializes in the tricks of the trade.
President Parker said, “The meetings are a great way to come together, learn, discuss and interact with others involved in the social media arena”.
---Insert Boiler Plate--- (include history of org.)
The SMCCV currently has about 50 members. To you can find SMCCV on Facebook, Twitter or go to the website smccv.com
Hanna Hansen
1346 N 164W.
123-456-7890
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Monday, January 25, 2010
United Breaks Guitars
Dave Carroll, Canadian singer and songwriter, was involved in what has been called “The ultimate customer complaint payback” last spring. It all started when he and his band, Sons of Maxwell, were on a United Airlines flight from Halifax to Omaha and a fellow passenger noticed two baggage handlers were throwing their guitars while loading them on to the plane.
Later, after retrieving his luggage, Carroll found that the base of his $3,500 Taylor Guitar had been smashed.
For the next nine months Carroll talked to numerous United Airlines employees whom he said, “put the responsibility for dealing with the damage on everyone other than themselves and finally said they would do nothing to compensate me for my loss”. Carroll’s final offer of a settlement was to receive $1,200 in flight vouchers to cover the cost of repairing the guitar. Upon receiving a final no from Ms. Irlweg Carroll told United he would write three songs about his experience with the company and post them on YouTube for the world to see. Little did United know what this would eventually cost them.
Carroll said he was not concerned with the monetary cost but rather the sentimental value of his broken guitar. He felt that United had broken it and now had the responsibility to fix it. Carroll’s goal when posting his first music video, titled United: Song One, was to get one million hits that year.
United: Song One has now had over 7.4 million views in the past seven months, a far larger response than Carroll had expected.
Carroll’s story is a great example of the power of social media. Not only did Carroll post his story and music video to YouTube but he also utilized other major social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook and MySpace. Although YouTube has gained him the most attention of all the sites Carroll’s MySpace has had 150,058 views and Carroll has 6,809 fans on Facebook.
It is estimated that Carroll’s first music video alone cost United $300 million in stock because of the exposure the video received.
The first step to creating good Public Relations and a positive company image is customer satisfaction. Carroll’s story showed the world the way United handles business and has ultimately cost them far more than the $1,200 in flight vouchers would have in the first place.
United now has to deal with a hurt reputation. Some of the resulting public feedback about United and comments on YouTube include things like “I will never fly United again”. The power of social media is only beginning to emerge and is unpredictable. Having the resources available at our fingertips for everyday people to reach millions is new and unique.
At the end of this story Dave Carroll is the winner. He was able to utilize the power of social media in a clever way. While United is still recovering (when researching this it was very hard to find anything about United’s side of the story) Carroll has gone on to create a career out of the exposure he gained. Carroll continues to release CD’s, tour with his band, make appearances on the news, write his third song about United, and even specialize in selling a protective Guitar case on his website.
Watch the video that started it all United Breaks Guitars HERE
Carroll's Website and links to his Twitter, Facebok, YouTube and MySpace
Carroll's song two
Later, after retrieving his luggage, Carroll found that the base of his $3,500 Taylor Guitar had been smashed.
For the next nine months Carroll talked to numerous United Airlines employees whom he said, “put the responsibility for dealing with the damage on everyone other than themselves and finally said they would do nothing to compensate me for my loss”. Carroll’s final offer of a settlement was to receive $1,200 in flight vouchers to cover the cost of repairing the guitar. Upon receiving a final no from Ms. Irlweg Carroll told United he would write three songs about his experience with the company and post them on YouTube for the world to see. Little did United know what this would eventually cost them.
Carroll said he was not concerned with the monetary cost but rather the sentimental value of his broken guitar. He felt that United had broken it and now had the responsibility to fix it. Carroll’s goal when posting his first music video, titled United: Song One, was to get one million hits that year.
United: Song One has now had over 7.4 million views in the past seven months, a far larger response than Carroll had expected.
Carroll’s story is a great example of the power of social media. Not only did Carroll post his story and music video to YouTube but he also utilized other major social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook and MySpace. Although YouTube has gained him the most attention of all the sites Carroll’s MySpace has had 150,058 views and Carroll has 6,809 fans on Facebook.
It is estimated that Carroll’s first music video alone cost United $300 million in stock because of the exposure the video received.
The first step to creating good Public Relations and a positive company image is customer satisfaction. Carroll’s story showed the world the way United handles business and has ultimately cost them far more than the $1,200 in flight vouchers would have in the first place.
United now has to deal with a hurt reputation. Some of the resulting public feedback about United and comments on YouTube include things like “I will never fly United again”. The power of social media is only beginning to emerge and is unpredictable. Having the resources available at our fingertips for everyday people to reach millions is new and unique.
At the end of this story Dave Carroll is the winner. He was able to utilize the power of social media in a clever way. While United is still recovering (when researching this it was very hard to find anything about United’s side of the story) Carroll has gone on to create a career out of the exposure he gained. Carroll continues to release CD’s, tour with his band, make appearances on the news, write his third song about United, and even specialize in selling a protective Guitar case on his website.
Watch the video that started it all United Breaks Guitars HERE
Carroll's Website and links to his Twitter, Facebok, YouTube and MySpace
Carroll's song two
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