"May we send you this Free Special Report -- FREE PR:
How to Get a Ton of Free PR With These 12 Powerful Publicity Pitch Letters?" -- Josh C. Manheimer
How to Get a Ton of Free PR With These 12 Powerful Publicity Pitch Letters?" -- Josh C. Manheimer
Dear Friend,
"Josh, you can't send that out," a young PR colleague said to me several months ago. "It's way too long."
She was talking about a three-page press release I had written -- a release that prompted Terry Savage, a columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, to write back and say, "This, without a doubt, gets the award for the best PR pitch."
"You have no idea what you're doing," my young PR colleague went on. "Reporters are way too busy to read all that."
I couldn't help but smile.
Little did my young PR colleague know that over the years, I've sent out many of my "too long" letter releases and somehow managed to get my clients into People magazine ... The Wall Street Journal ... The New York Times ... CBS Evening News ... The New Yorker.
Now I'd like to share with you the unorthodox tricks I use so you can "steal smart" and try them yourself.
Get the idea? We're not talking about your everyday soporific press release.
We're talking about the best PR pitch letters known to mankind. And once you see what I'm up to, you'll be able to do it, too.
Just find the jumbo red button and click on it. In two shakes of a lamb's tail, you'll be holding the secrets of my PR success ... and soon yours ... in your trembling hands.
Have fun!
Josh Manheimer
Norwich, Vermont
P.S. Over the years we have helped other clients launch their careers, grow their businesses, and realize their lifelong dreams. Which publications would you like to be featured in? Maybe we can help. Why not ... Make Contact ...
"Josh, you can't send that out," a young PR colleague said to me several months ago. "It's way too long."
She was talking about a three-page press release I had written -- a release that prompted Terry Savage, a columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, to write back and say, "This, without a doubt, gets the award for the best PR pitch."
"You have no idea what you're doing," my young PR colleague went on. "Reporters are way too busy to read all that."
I couldn't help but smile.
Little did my young PR colleague know that over the years, I've sent out many of my "too long" letter releases and somehow managed to get my clients into People magazine ... The Wall Street Journal ... The New York Times ... CBS Evening News ... The New Yorker.
Now I'd like to share with you the unorthodox tricks I use so you can "steal smart" and try them yourself.
It's all in my PDF Download, "FREE PR: How to Get a Ton of FREE PR With These 12 Powerful Publicity Pitch Letters by The World's Best Direct Mail Copywriter and Publicist."
May I send you a complimentary copy without any obligation whatsoever?Inside you'll discover my quirky, never-before-revealed pitch letters that helped catapult my little-known clients onto the national stage.
Blanchard and Blanchard -- a gourmet food manufacturer -- grew from a kitchen startup into a darling of Wall Street with the help of my pitch letter on page 12.One glance inside your complimentary copy of FREE PR, and you'll instantly see why journalists and editors write back to me with gushing letters of their own saying ...
Toybrary -- a new-fangled lending library for toys -- received offers to franchise after we helped them appear in The Wall Street Journal with this pitch letter on page 22.
Geographic Data Technology -- a small, ambitious company that set out to digitize every street in the U.S. -- was eventually bought out for untold millions by TeleAtlas ... that is, after we helped them achieve considerable media recognition with my letter on page 24.
Farm & Wilderness -- These Quaker wilderness camps in Plymouth, Vermont got a big shot of national attention when I told the world (with my letter on page 29) how they teach children that the black and white Holsteins who live on their road are not a biracial couple from Queens.
"Thank you for what could be the most entertaining and interesting letter in my memory."
--Lawrence J. Burke, President/Editor-in-Chief
Outside Magazine
"Thanks for the best query letter I've ever received -- and I've received thousands."
--Ellie Grossman
United Features Syndicate
"I'm now sitting here in my office very impressed with your presentation ... I learned a few things from you."
--Mariah Phelan
It's Me magazine
"I hearby bestow upon you the first annual Avenue Award for most creative pitch letter. If your clients fudge and other delectables match your pitch, I guess I'd better have a taste."
--Michael Shnayerson, Editor
Avenue Magazine
"Thank you for your wonderful letter. It made my morning."
--Christina Robb
The Boston Globe Magazine
"Your letter was a refreshing change from the usual humdrum press releases that cross this editor's desk -- it made my day."
--Pamela J. Sansbury, Editor
The York County Coast Star
Get the idea? We're not talking about your everyday soporific press release.
We're talking about the best PR pitch letters known to mankind. And once you see what I'm up to, you'll be able to do it, too.
Just find the jumbo red button and click on it. In two shakes of a lamb's tail, you'll be holding the secrets of my PR success ... and soon yours ... in your trembling hands.
Have fun!
Josh Manheimer
Norwich, Vermont
P.S. Over the years we have helped other clients launch their careers, grow their businesses, and realize their lifelong dreams. Which publications would you like to be featured in? Maybe we can help. Why not ... Make Contact ...
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