Posted by CampbellLevy on Nov 28, 2012 in TurnerPR
It’s rare for a journalist to turn a PR specialist down for a free lunch (assuming they’re allowed to take freebies); however, there are far better ways to make a lasting impression on a writer and help strengthen your media relations skills. So, next time you’re considering lunch with a journalist, try something new…something more authentic, in the great outdoors. A hike, a day of skiing, or a simple bike ride is a much better way to get to know local journalists,...
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Posted by CampbellLevy on Nov 8, 2012 in TurnerPR
The most asked question I’m asked about Denver from journalists, tourists, etc is: “Where is the best place to grab a beer in Denver?” Well, it’s not a simple question to answer since we’re blessed with one of North America’s best local beer scenes. Here’s a quick rundown of the best places in Denver and the surrounding area to grab a beer: Beer Bars 1. Falling Rock Tap House – The shit. 75+ beers on tap and 130+ bottles. Most beer nerds who come to...
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Posted by CampbellLevy on Nov 6, 2012 in TurnerPR
Oftentimes the best way to a traveler’s heart is through a memorable welcome amenity; after all, there’s nothing more satiable than food, or let’s face it – booze, after a long day of travel. Each of the Four Seasons Mountain Collection properties, located in Jackson Hole, Whistler and Vail, has created a bevy of truly one-of-a-kind, locally significant welcome amenities to separate themselves from the competition. Specific examples of welcome amenities at the Four...
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Posted by CampbellLevy on Aug 21, 2012 in TurnerPR
For anyone who has ever considered taking a vacation to Colorado, or wondered what it’s like to live in the Centennial State, just tune into the 2nd Annual US Pro Cycling Challenge taking place this week. It’s basically a weeklong advertorial for our great state. The route features seven stages taking place throughout the state, including Telluride, Crested Butte, Aspen, Boulder and Denver to name just a few highlights. Although I LOVE watching the Tour de France, and...
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Posted by CampbellLevy on Jul 16, 2012 in TurnerPR
Every PR specialist should have an active Twitter account. Despite popular belief, there’s more to Twitter than 140 character updates on weekend escapades and daily workout routines; instead, it’s the best way to keep tabs on journalists ongoing stories and beats, trends, as well as the properties and destinations they stay at when they travel. When conducted appropriately, Twitter also can provide an effective outlet for proactive story pitching. Here are some tips to...
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