37signals Looking to Hire Freelance PR Help (Signal vs. Noise)

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37signals Looking to Hire Freelance PR Help

26 Feb 2003 by

We’re actively looking for freelance Public Relations help. We’ve done a decent job promoting 37signals (and the 37Better Project and our first E-Commerce Search Report and Design Not Found) on our own, but we want to take it to the next level. If you think you can help, please email [email protected] and let us know. Thanks.

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26 Feb 2003 | Greg said...

Quick advice, as a PR guy, you might not be as interesting as your PR consultant leads you to believe. Not intended as a dis, just a warning for you to enter into these sorts of projects with realistic expectations. The next level might not be a step up.

Think in terms of goals and placements.

27 Feb 2003 | said...

Agree. You have to work from a different concept of what makes for a news event. As stated, these projects are less than spectacular for PR.

I see potential unrealized within these projects, but that would involve redesigning the projects and the focus.

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29 Dec 2003 | Handy Vertrag said...