Cache Valley Area Investors Association
President Preston Parker
160 N. Main St.
Logan, UT 84321
p.parker@gmail.com
www.cvaia.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 23, 2008
WORK WHERE YOU WANT; LIVE OFF YOUR INVESTMENTS
Cache Valley Area Investors Association Educates Members How To Live Off Of Investments
LOGAN, Utah.— Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) helps people build true income in a system where one can go to work and love their job while also earning income through their investments.
“There are few associations giving this type of information away.” Says Preston Parker, president.
With a little education on your side and aggression, anyone can live off of their investment income starting in three years; ten if one is safe but smart about their investments.
“Money does not help with happiness once you have your necessities covered.” Says Parker “One down fall in American society is Americans hating going to their jobs each day.
CVAIA started in 2007 and is a non-profit organization. There are hundreds of associations nationwide. CVAIA has an open membership with no fees with currently 50 members. CVAIA meets every other Thursday night at 7p.m. The next meeting will be Oct. 2, 2008, at Cache Chamber of Commerce; 160 N. Main Street.
To be part of the association’s email list, email www.cachevaia@gmail.com.
Contact:
Amy Morris
Public Relations Specialist
435.797.1000
a.morris@gmail.com
-END-
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Draft Press Release 3: Cause Promotion
Cache Valley Area Investors Association
Preston Parker
President/Founder
160 N. Main St.
Logan, UT 84321
p.parker@gmail.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 23, 2008
WORK WHERE YOU WANT; LIVE OFF YOUR INVESTMENTS
Cache Valley Area Investors Association Educates Members How To Live Off Of Investments
LOGAN, Utah.— Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) helps people build true income in a system where one can go to work and love their jobs while also earning income through their investments.
“There are few associations giving this type of information away.” Says Preston Parker, president.
With a little education on your side and aggression, anyone can live off of their investment income starting in three years; ten if one is safe but smart about their investments.
“Money does not help with happiness once you have your necessities covered.” Says Parker “One down fall in American society is Americans hating going to their jobs each day.
CVAIA started in 2007 and is a non-profit organization. There are hundreds of associations nationwide. CVAIA has a open membership with no fees with 50 members. CVAIA meets every other Thursday night at 7p.m. The next meeting will be Oct. 2, 2008, at Cache Chamber of Commerce; 160 N. Main Street.
To be part of the associations email list, email www.cachevaia@gmail.com.
Contact:
Amy Morris
Public Relations Specialist
435.797.1000
a.morris@gmail.com
-END-
Preston Parker
President/Founder
160 N. Main St.
Logan, UT 84321
p.parker@gmail.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 23, 2008
WORK WHERE YOU WANT; LIVE OFF YOUR INVESTMENTS
Cache Valley Area Investors Association Educates Members How To Live Off Of Investments
LOGAN, Utah.— Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) helps people build true income in a system where one can go to work and love their jobs while also earning income through their investments.
“There are few associations giving this type of information away.” Says Preston Parker, president.
With a little education on your side and aggression, anyone can live off of their investment income starting in three years; ten if one is safe but smart about their investments.
“Money does not help with happiness once you have your necessities covered.” Says Parker “One down fall in American society is Americans hating going to their jobs each day.
CVAIA started in 2007 and is a non-profit organization. There are hundreds of associations nationwide. CVAIA has a open membership with no fees with 50 members. CVAIA meets every other Thursday night at 7p.m. The next meeting will be Oct. 2, 2008, at Cache Chamber of Commerce; 160 N. Main Street.
To be part of the associations email list, email www.cachevaia@gmail.com.
Contact:
Amy Morris
Public Relations Specialist
435.797.1000
a.morris@gmail.com
-END-
Final Press Release 2: Image Building
Burger Planet
James E. Muellenbach III, CEO
123 Healthy Way
Gary, IN 46401
877.765.4321
james@bugerplanet.com
burgerplanet.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 17, 2008
BURGER PLANET MAKES A HEALTHY ADDITION
Burger Planet Is Teaming Up With Jayne Petersen To Promote Its New Healthier Choices
GARY, Ind.—Burger planet has signed a contract with Jane Peterson, professional fitness advisor, to develop and promote Burger Planet’s plan to switch to a healthier menu.
“Burger Planet cares about its customers. For more than seven decades, the company has succeeded because it put customers first. We listen to our customers. And our customers desire healthy choices, of which we offer many.” Says President Muellenbach
Petersen will be working closely with Burger Planet’s top chef, Gerard DuBois, to create healthier menu options and combinations for their customers. She is committed to the company’s actions to give their customers the opportunity to enjoy food and eat right.
“The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles and I have spent my life trying to teach women that lesson,” said Petersen.
Burger Planet is continuing its dedication to their customers’ needs by teaming up with Petersen and making satisfactory changes. On May 12, a celebration commencement of the new healthy choice menu will be taking place in New York, N.Y. in Times Square.
Contact:
Burger Planet
Amy Morris
Public Relations Specialist
435.797.1000
a.morris@burgerplanet.com
-END-
James E. Muellenbach III, CEO
123 Healthy Way
Gary, IN 46401
877.765.4321
james@bugerplanet.com
burgerplanet.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 17, 2008
BURGER PLANET MAKES A HEALTHY ADDITION
Burger Planet Is Teaming Up With Jayne Petersen To Promote Its New Healthier Choices
GARY, Ind.—Burger planet has signed a contract with Jane Peterson, professional fitness advisor, to develop and promote Burger Planet’s plan to switch to a healthier menu.
“Burger Planet cares about its customers. For more than seven decades, the company has succeeded because it put customers first. We listen to our customers. And our customers desire healthy choices, of which we offer many.” Says President Muellenbach
Petersen will be working closely with Burger Planet’s top chef, Gerard DuBois, to create healthier menu options and combinations for their customers. She is committed to the company’s actions to give their customers the opportunity to enjoy food and eat right.
“The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles and I have spent my life trying to teach women that lesson,” said Petersen.
Burger Planet is continuing its dedication to their customers’ needs by teaming up with Petersen and making satisfactory changes. On May 12, a celebration commencement of the new healthy choice menu will be taking place in New York, N.Y. in Times Square.
Contact:
Burger Planet
Amy Morris
Public Relations Specialist
435.797.1000
a.morris@burgerplanet.com
-END-
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Draft Press Release 2: Image Building
Burger Planet
James E. Muellenbach III, CEO
123 Healthy Way
Gary, IN 46401
877.765.4321
james@bugerplanet.com
burgerplanet.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 17, 2008
BURGER PLANET MAKES A HEALTHY CHANGE
Burger Planet Is Teaming Up With Jayne Petersen To Promote Its New Healthier Choices
GARY, Ind.—Burger planet has signed a contract with Jane Peterson, professional fitness advisor, to develop and promote Burger Planet’s plan to switch to a healthier menu.
“Burger Planet cares about its customers. For more than seven decades, the company has succeeded because it put customers first. We listen to our customers. And our customers desire healthy choices, of which we offer many.” Says President Muellenbach
Petersen will be working closely with Burger Planet’s top chef, Gerard DuBois, to create healthier menu options and combinations for their customers. She is committed to the company’s actions to give their customers the opportunity to enjoy food and eat right.
“The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles and I have spent my life trying to teach women that lesson,” said Petersen.
Burger Planet is continuing its dedication to their customers’ needs by teaming up with Petersen and making satisfactory changes.
Contact:
Burger Planet
Amy Morris
Public Relations Specialist
435.797.1000
a.morris@burgerplanet.com
-END-
James E. Muellenbach III, CEO
123 Healthy Way
Gary, IN 46401
877.765.4321
james@bugerplanet.com
burgerplanet.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 17, 2008
BURGER PLANET MAKES A HEALTHY CHANGE
Burger Planet Is Teaming Up With Jayne Petersen To Promote Its New Healthier Choices
GARY, Ind.—Burger planet has signed a contract with Jane Peterson, professional fitness advisor, to develop and promote Burger Planet’s plan to switch to a healthier menu.
“Burger Planet cares about its customers. For more than seven decades, the company has succeeded because it put customers first. We listen to our customers. And our customers desire healthy choices, of which we offer many.” Says President Muellenbach
Petersen will be working closely with Burger Planet’s top chef, Gerard DuBois, to create healthier menu options and combinations for their customers. She is committed to the company’s actions to give their customers the opportunity to enjoy food and eat right.
“The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles and I have spent my life trying to teach women that lesson,” said Petersen.
Burger Planet is continuing its dedication to their customers’ needs by teaming up with Petersen and making satisfactory changes.
Contact:
Burger Planet
Amy Morris
Public Relations Specialist
435.797.1000
a.morris@burgerplanet.com
-END-
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Final Press Release 1: Announcement
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 10, 2008
ABC Real Estate LLC
President Preston Parker
123 Creative Way
Logan, UT 84321
801-554-4567
NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY LOOKING FOR INVESTORS
ABC Real Estate: Equity-holding Beneficiary-directed Land Trusts
Logan, UT — ABC Real Estate, LLC is looking for investors to become involved in an equity-holding, beneficiary-directed land trust system.
“This is a trust system which will benefit many, including investors,” says Preston Parker, president.
Preston’s expertise was developed from Bill Gatten, a pioneer in the equity-holding land trust system in Utah. Today, Preston is seeking individuals that desire to learn the skills and to profit from the system.
Credit investment beneficiaries are used to help buyers, who do not have enough credit or enough for a down payment to buy a home. Investors will borrow money for a home; which is placed into a trust. Eventually, the home will be put in the buyer’s name.
ABC Real Estate was started in January 2008. The company works together with investors and those with good credit wanting to sell homes in creative ways. It currently has five employees and is located in Logan, Utah.
Investors interested in joining Parker’s team can contact him at 801-554-4567. For information on Bill Gatten and the equity-holding land trust system, visit www.landtrust.net.
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Contact: Public Relations Specialist, Amy Morris
a.morris@aggiemail.usu.edu, 435-797-1000
Sept. 10, 2008
ABC Real Estate LLC
President Preston Parker
123 Creative Way
Logan, UT 84321
801-554-4567
NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY LOOKING FOR INVESTORS
ABC Real Estate: Equity-holding Beneficiary-directed Land Trusts
Logan, UT — ABC Real Estate, LLC is looking for investors to become involved in an equity-holding, beneficiary-directed land trust system.
“This is a trust system which will benefit many, including investors,” says Preston Parker, president.
Preston’s expertise was developed from Bill Gatten, a pioneer in the equity-holding land trust system in Utah. Today, Preston is seeking individuals that desire to learn the skills and to profit from the system.
Credit investment beneficiaries are used to help buyers, who do not have enough credit or enough for a down payment to buy a home. Investors will borrow money for a home; which is placed into a trust. Eventually, the home will be put in the buyer’s name.
ABC Real Estate was started in January 2008. The company works together with investors and those with good credit wanting to sell homes in creative ways. It currently has five employees and is located in Logan, Utah.
Investors interested in joining Parker’s team can contact him at 801-554-4567. For information on Bill Gatten and the equity-holding land trust system, visit www.landtrust.net.
###
Contact: Public Relations Specialist, Amy Morris
a.morris@aggiemail.usu.edu, 435-797-1000
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Press Release 1: Announcement
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 4, 2008
ABC Real Estate LLC
President Preston Parker
123 Creative Way
Logan, UT 84341
801-554-4567
NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY LOOKING FOR INVESTORS
ABC Real Estate: Equity-holding Benificiary-directed Land Trusts
Logan, UT- ABC Real Estate Company
Goals: nation wide one day; looking for investors and teach people the system, needs people to to fill credit and invesot benificiary positions… ABC is the benificiary
“This is a trust system which will benefit many including investors" says Parker.
-END-
Amy Morris
Public Relations Specialist
1000 North 400 East
Logan, UT 84341
Sept. 4, 2008
ABC Real Estate LLC
President Preston Parker
123 Creative Way
Logan, UT 84341
801-554-4567
NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY LOOKING FOR INVESTORS
ABC Real Estate: Equity-holding Benificiary-directed Land Trusts
Logan, UT- ABC Real Estate Company
Goals: nation wide one day; looking for investors and teach people the system, needs people to to fill credit and invesot benificiary positions… ABC is the benificiary
“This is a trust system which will benefit many including investors" says Parker.
-END-
Amy Morris
Public Relations Specialist
1000 North 400 East
Logan, UT 84341
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Letter to Cousin; What is PR?
Amy Morris
1000 North 400 East
Logan, Utah 84321
Mr. Colby Broadbent
1314 Sandbags Drive
St. George, UT 84770
September 1, 2008
Dear Colby,
Hey cousin! How have you been since you last wrote me? How is school going for you? Are you surviving all of your classes? I can not believe your professor had your entire class write a nine page paper because one student fell asleep during his lecture. I wonder what he would do if someone sneezed. Have you decided what you will be majoring in? To answer your question from your last letter about what exactly is Public Relations and why I am majoring in it; I actually have quite the explanation for you.
Public Relations, also know as PR, manages the flow of information between an organization and its public. PR provides business and organizations a service by keeping the public and media informed of their works in order to create a better understanding of their company. Public Relation representatives work toward positive exposure for an individual or an organization; while also skillfully downplaying any negative exposure.
PR is leadership and organization that helps companies. It facilitates organizational change, communicates with relevant internal and external publics, creates consistency between an organizations goals and its expectations and it develops, executes and evaluates an organizations program.
Public Relation representatives form relationships with community leaders, the media, customers, investors, and government agencies. When dealing with these relationships PR reps must have the nature of being persuasive. Representatives must also have a strong knowledge of opinion, policy, attitudes, and social changes in their publics and society in general.
There are certain skills best to have when working in PR: communication skills; verbal and written, multitasking, excellent at time management and organizational and planning skills. It is also best to have some understanding of media background in order to understand how the media and advertising works.
Public relations involves a lot of writing and just like any profession writing is important. A public relations representative, Tim Brown, from the Richter7 PR agency said, “If you can write well, you can think well.” There is a lot of writing in PR; it involves: news releases, brochures, video scripts, strategic plans, presentations, speeches, press kits, newsletters, business letters, media pitches, etc.
Sometimes PR and marketing get confused as being the same thing. Although both have similarities in their widespread research, indentifying target publics, developing communication plans and supporting efforts to market goods and services. PR is different from marketing because it deals with internal publics, reputation or image building, external publics other than consumers, crisis management, public opinion, social issues and issue management.
A main key of PR is the ROPE system. ROPE; research, objectives, programming, and evaluation; is a series of steps used when conducting a project.
Research is a key part of being successful in PR; it is important because it helps you target who your target public is and the best way to address them. When doing research in Public Relations it is best to organize your findings into four areas: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (SWOT). By organizing your findings into these categories a PR representative is able to see the best way they may conduct a campaign or project. They can jump on their opportunities and get going with them and at the same time take note of their strengths and see if they can withstand their threats or do they need to take more reality consideration of their weaknesses. The SWOT analysis shows PR representatives where they can easily work and make things happen and where they can also take some risks.
Once research is completed; PR specialists take the information gathered and create objectives and goals for their projects and put them into action by completing the programming step of the ROPE process. Lastly, by beginning and ending every PR project with evaluation will help the PR agency or representative see where they can improve and/or what will work for their next project.
Now Colby, I know this was a lot of information but I hope it helps you out a little in understanding what public relations is. I hope you have a fabulous day and I will see you at Thanksgiving!
Sincerely,
Amy
1000 North 400 East
Logan, Utah 84321
Mr. Colby Broadbent
1314 Sandbags Drive
St. George, UT 84770
September 1, 2008
Dear Colby,
Hey cousin! How have you been since you last wrote me? How is school going for you? Are you surviving all of your classes? I can not believe your professor had your entire class write a nine page paper because one student fell asleep during his lecture. I wonder what he would do if someone sneezed. Have you decided what you will be majoring in? To answer your question from your last letter about what exactly is Public Relations and why I am majoring in it; I actually have quite the explanation for you.
Public Relations, also know as PR, manages the flow of information between an organization and its public. PR provides business and organizations a service by keeping the public and media informed of their works in order to create a better understanding of their company. Public Relation representatives work toward positive exposure for an individual or an organization; while also skillfully downplaying any negative exposure.
PR is leadership and organization that helps companies. It facilitates organizational change, communicates with relevant internal and external publics, creates consistency between an organizations goals and its expectations and it develops, executes and evaluates an organizations program.
Public Relation representatives form relationships with community leaders, the media, customers, investors, and government agencies. When dealing with these relationships PR reps must have the nature of being persuasive. Representatives must also have a strong knowledge of opinion, policy, attitudes, and social changes in their publics and society in general.
There are certain skills best to have when working in PR: communication skills; verbal and written, multitasking, excellent at time management and organizational and planning skills. It is also best to have some understanding of media background in order to understand how the media and advertising works.
Public relations involves a lot of writing and just like any profession writing is important. A public relations representative, Tim Brown, from the Richter7 PR agency said, “If you can write well, you can think well.” There is a lot of writing in PR; it involves: news releases, brochures, video scripts, strategic plans, presentations, speeches, press kits, newsletters, business letters, media pitches, etc.
Sometimes PR and marketing get confused as being the same thing. Although both have similarities in their widespread research, indentifying target publics, developing communication plans and supporting efforts to market goods and services. PR is different from marketing because it deals with internal publics, reputation or image building, external publics other than consumers, crisis management, public opinion, social issues and issue management.
A main key of PR is the ROPE system. ROPE; research, objectives, programming, and evaluation; is a series of steps used when conducting a project.
Research is a key part of being successful in PR; it is important because it helps you target who your target public is and the best way to address them. When doing research in Public Relations it is best to organize your findings into four areas: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (SWOT). By organizing your findings into these categories a PR representative is able to see the best way they may conduct a campaign or project. They can jump on their opportunities and get going with them and at the same time take note of their strengths and see if they can withstand their threats or do they need to take more reality consideration of their weaknesses. The SWOT analysis shows PR representatives where they can easily work and make things happen and where they can also take some risks.
Once research is completed; PR specialists take the information gathered and create objectives and goals for their projects and put them into action by completing the programming step of the ROPE process. Lastly, by beginning and ending every PR project with evaluation will help the PR agency or representative see where they can improve and/or what will work for their next project.
Now Colby, I know this was a lot of information but I hope it helps you out a little in understanding what public relations is. I hope you have a fabulous day and I will see you at Thanksgiving!
Sincerely,
Amy
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