Draft Proposal Presentation for SNC

Presentation

Powerpoint

-Introduce SNC

                -List the mission

                -Show pictures

-Emphasize the positive impact on the community i.e. scouting, school programs, encourage involvement

-Go over programs and their positive impact

                -Incorporate from the radio and tv ads??

-Walk through proposal

-Hand out newsletter and pinecones

Draft SNC Treatment

Draft Treatment

Stokes Nature Center

435-755-3239

Starting in March of 2011 it is proposed that Stokes Nature Center (SNC) launch a public service announcement campaign.  This will be accomplished through TV and radio ads airing throughout Cache Valley. 

SNC’s mission is to provide opportunities for students of all ages to explore, learn and develop appreciation and stewardship for our natural world.  By using audio and visuals showing excitement thru education of the environment, residents will become aware of the SNC and its various activities. 

The reach of this project would be students, parents and teachers.  We want to motivate all ages to come visit the SNC.  Through the radio and television commercials we want to help students understand that they can make a difference in our world today.  It doesn’t matter how old or young, everyone and anyone can make a difference.

For the future of our planet we must start now to educate our children so that our world will be not only be appreciated but preserved for our posterity.  Our aim is to reach out to parents, teachers and community leaders  to promote impact and encourage students to visit the SNC.

Here at SNC we want the community to become involved and educated of our environment.  It is important for the community to be involved in what is happening in their neighborhood, city and county.  Taking visits at the SNC helps to provide that education needed to not only help and impact themselves but it also helps them learn how to treat the environment.  Seeing the world through a new perspective is our goal here at SNC.

These ads will run on various local stations throughout Cache Valley as well as during news broadcasts on channel 2, 4 and 5 on TV.  The total cost for this public service announcement campaign is $7,000.

Stokes Nature center is a non-profit organization.  Located just a mile up Logan Canyon, Stokes Nature Center has been around for almost a century providing natural experiences for Cache Valley residents.

Final: Press Release USU Italian Club

Wyatt Mcgregger

Utah State Clubs and Organizations

Taggart Student Center

Room 344

900 E. 700 N.

Logan, UT 84322

801-885-5759

Utah State’s New Italian Club

LOGAN, Utah- Utah State University’s first Italian club started up this year for anyone who wants to learn Italian or Italian culture.

“Italian is not taught at Utah State, our main goal is to have a professor come teach here,” Mcgregger said.  Wyatt Mcgregger, vice president of the club served his mission in Italy and decided to form the club with other friends who speak Italian. 

The Italian club meets every Tuesday from four to five in the afternoon.  They teach grammar principles and language.  Mcgregger said they plan on inviting Italians from Cache Valley as well as having Skype sessions with native Italians.  “We definitely plan on visiting many of the Italian restaurants around town,” Mcgreggor said.  

So far the club has only had two meetings, ten people have attended already, and at least double that are interested.  The word is still trying to be spread, anyone is free to come.

For more information please contact Maddy Jack 801-884-6526 or mad.jack@aggiemail.usu.edu

Online JCOM: Assignment 5

Online JCOM: Assignment 4

Final Media Pitch: CVAIA

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Preston Parker

CVAIA

123 N. Main

Logan, UT 84321

435-757-1234

preston@cvaia.com

Passive Income: Earning money in your sleep

Dear Mr. Smith,

I have noticed that you have written many articles recently about finances and investments.  I think you may be interested in writing something about the Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA).

CVAIA is a non-profit organization with the goal of teaching financial independence through passive income.  Investing is the main way to increase passive income.  Financial independence is achieved when passive income regularly exceeds expenses.  Passive income can then be earned while on vacation or sleeping.  Assets must be higher than liabilities for passive income to become prevalent, thus covering monthly expenses.   

Preston Parker, president of CVAIA emphasizes three things to increase passive income, they are: time, assets and experience.  Parker believes that you should enjoy your job, and not just rely on it for the paycheck.

If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire.  People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income.  Passive Income largely makes this possible.  They practice the 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.

CVAIA teaches people how to increase passive income.  CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange.  CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geographical locations and from all walks of life.  The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.

Please fill free to contact me with any questions or further information.

Sincerely,

Maddy Jack

Media Relations

mad.jack@aggiemail.usu.edu

801-884-6526

Draft Media Pitch: CVAIA

Dear Mr. Smith,

I have noticed that you have written many articles recently about finances.  I think you may be interested in writing something about the Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA).

CVAIA is a non-profit organization with the goal of teaching financial independence through passive income.  Investing is the main way to increase passive income.  Financial independence is achieved when passive income regularly exceeds expenses.  Assets must be higher than liabilities for passive income to become prevalent, thus covering monthly expenses. 

Preston Parker, president of CVAIA emphasizes three things to increase passive income, they are: time, assets and experience.

If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire.  People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income.  Passive Income largely makes this possible.  They practice the 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.

CVAIA teaches people how to increase passive income.  CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange.  CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geographical locations and from all walks of life.  The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.

For more information please contact Maddy Jack.

Draft Press Release 4: USU Italian Club

Utah State’s New Italian Club

LOGAN, Utah- Utah State University’s first Italian club started up this year for anyone who wants to learn Italian or Italian culture.

Wyatt Mcgregger, vice president of the club served his mission in Italy and decided to form the club with other friends who speak Italian.  “Italian is not taught at Utah State, our main goal is to have a professor come to teach here,” Mcgregger said. 

The Italian club meets every Tuesday from four to five in the afternoon.  They teach grammar principles and language.  Mcgregger said they plan on inviting Italians from Cache Valley as well as having Skype sessions with native Italians.  “We definitely plan on visiting many of the Italian restaurants around town,” Mcgreggor said.  

“We’ve only had two meetings so far, and we are still trying to spread the word, anyone is free to come,” Mcgregger said. 

So far eight people have showed up to the meetings and as many as sixteen said they are very interested. 

Final Press Release 3: Cause Promotion

Oct. 12, 2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Preston Parker

CVAIA

123 N. Main

Logan, UT 84321

435-757-1234

preston@cvaia.com

Becoming Financially Independent by Increasing Passive Income

LOGAN, Utah- Increasing passive income while making people happier and successful doing the things they love is the Cache Valley Area Investors Association’s (CVAIA) goal.  This is achieved through education.

Preston Parker, president of CVAIA describes passive income as income earned on vacation or in your sleep.  Investing is the main way to increase your passive income.  Parker said anyone can be financially independent in 7 to 10 years while living a regular life style, just changing a few minor things.  But you must do it methodically without getting greedy. 

“You don’t have to make decisions solely based on your finances,” President Preston Parker of CVAIA said. 

There are three things Parker emphasized to start your passive income, you must invest your time, assets and experience.  “The rich buy assets first, so that they can eventually buy liabilities,” “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki said.

Financial independence is achieved when passive income regularly exceeds expenses.

Assets must be higher than liabilities for passive income to become prevalent thus covering monthly expenses.  If you are in college the best thing to do to increase passive income is to go to school and get your degree.

If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire.  People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income.  Passive Income largely makes this possible.  There are many organizations with the stated goal of helping people understand the relationship between assets, liabilities, income, expenses.  They practice the 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.

CVAIA teaches people how to increase passive income.  CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange.  CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geographical locations and from all walks of life.  The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.

For more information please contact Maddy Jack at 801-884-1234 or maddy@cvaia.com.

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Draft Press Release 3: Cause Promotion

Oct. 12, 2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Preston Parker

CVAIA

123 N. Main

Logan, UT 84321

435-757-1234

preston@cvaia.com

Becoming Financially Stable

Help to increase your passive income

“You don’t have to make decisions solely based on your finances,” President Preston Parker of the Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) said.  CVAIA teaches financial independence through passive income.

Parker describes passive income as income earned on vacation or in your sleep.  Investing is the main way to increase your passive income.  CVAIA’s goal is to increase passive income, making people happier and successful doing the things they love.  Parker said anyone can be financially independent in 7 to 10 years while living a regular life style, just changing a few minor things.  But you must do it methodically without getting greedy. 

There are three things Parker emphasized to start your passive income, you must invest your time, assets and experience.  “The rich buy assets first, so that they can eventually buy liabilities,” Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki said.

Financial independence is achieved when passive income regularly exceeds expenses.

Assets must be higher than liabilities for passive income to become prevalent thus covering monthly expenses. 

If you are in college the best thing to do to increase passive income is to go to school and get your degree.

If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire.  People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income.  Passive Income largely makes this possible.  There are many organizations with the stated goal of helping people understand the relationship between assets, liabilities, income, expenses.  They practice the 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.

CVAIA teaches people how to increase passive income.  CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange.  CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geographical locations and from all walks of life.  The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.

For more information please contact Maddy Jack at 801-884-1234 or maddy@cvaia.com

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Final Press Release 2: Image Building

Sept. 29, 2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Burger Planet
12345 French Fry Road                                           

Gary, IN 54321

123-123-1234

info@burgplan.com

More Than Just Burgers and Fries

Burger Planet is adding additional options to its traditional menu

Gary, IN- Salads, fruit and lettuce wraps are a few of the changes Burger Planet is adding to its menu.  Starting in May Burger planet will be serving these new additions to the menu at all Burger Planets nationwide.

“I want our customers to realize that Burger Planet is committed to offering healthy choices on its menu,” CEO James E. Muellenbach III said.

Burger Planet has recently hired popular fitness expert Jayne Petersen to promote their new healthy line of food.  Petersen is known for her recent success with Opal Whitcomb.  Petersen stresses the importance of moderation, fruits, vegetables and walking, all of which Burger Planet agrees with.

Apart from the traditional favorites, Burger Planet will be offering white meat chicken breasts; gourmet Caesar, spinach and raspberry salads; and banana, pineapple, grape, apple and peach fruit packages- each less than 300 calories.  All sandwiches may also be served without the bun, a good alternative for any Atkins or South Beach diet.  “The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles,” Petersen said.

With this new health line, Burger Planet plans to inspire the nation to eat healthier and in moderation.  “I emphasize a message of moderation,” Jayne Petersen says, “Women can have a burger and fries now and then as long as they are active and also try some of Burger Planet’s exciting new menu choices.”

Petersen will be supervising Burger Planet chefs and is in the process of developing tray liners that offer nutritional advice.  Petersen will be accompanied by Burger Planet’s mascot Corny the Clown at various events throughout the nation promoting Burger Planets new healthy line of food.  The pair will host a kick-off ceremony May 12 at the Burger Planet Franchise in Times Square.  Commercials starring Petersen and Corny will start airing May 14.  Corny will be visiting Burger Planets across the nation in June, and shopping malls across the nation in July.

Founded in 1934, Burger Planet has served 52 billion customers and counting.  Burger Planet is the leader of the Quick Service Industry with 8,921 franchises in every state and 17 countries.

For more information, please contact PR consultant Maddy Jack at 801-555-7536 or mad.jack@aggiemail.usu.edu.

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Draft Press Releas 2: Image Building

Burger Planet
12345 French Fry Road                                     

Gary, IN 54321

123-123-1234

info@burgplan.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

More Than Just Burgers and Fries

Burger Planet is adding additional options to its traditional menu

Gary, IN- Salads, fruit and lettuce wraps are a few of the changes Burger Planet is adding to its menu.  Despite the fears loyal customers may worry about, Burger Planet will continue to cater to their existing market.   “I want our customers to realize that Burger Planet is committed to offering healthy choices on its menu,” CEO James E. Muellenbach III said.

 Burger Planet has recently hired popular fitness expert Jayne Petersen to promote their new healthy line.  Petersen is known for her recent success with Opal Whitcomb.  Petersen stresses the importance of moderation, fruits, vegetables and walking, all of which Burger Planet agrees with.

   Petersen will be supervising Burger Planet chefs, and is in the process of developing tray liners that offer nutritional advice.  Petersen will be accompanied by Burger Planet’s mascot Corny the Clown at various events throughout the nation promoting Burger Planets new healthy line of food.  The pair will host a kick-off ceremony May 12 at the Burger Planet Franchise in Times Square.  Commercials starring Petersen and Corny will start airing May 14.  Corny will be visiting Burger Planets across the nation in June, and shopping malls across the nation in July.

 Apart from the traditional favorites, Burger Planet will be offering white meat chicken breasts; gourmet Caesar, spinach and raspberry salads; and banana, pineapple, grape, apple and peach fruit packages- each less than 300 calories.  All sandwiches may also be served without the bun, a good alternative for any Atkins or South Beach diet.  “The company believes in encouraging customers to live healthier, active lifestyles.” Petersen said.

With this new health line, Burger Planet plans to inspire the nation to eat healthier and in moderation.  “I emphasize a message of moderation.” Jayne Petersen says, “Women can have a burger and fries now and then as long as they are active and also try some of Burger Planet’s exciting new menu choices.”

Founded in 1934, Burger Planet has served 52 billion customers and counting.  Burger Planet is the leader of the Quick Service Industry with 8,921 franchises in every state and 17 countries.  For more information, contact: Maddy Jack 801-555-7536 mad.jack@aggiemail.usu.edu.

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Final Press Release 1: Announcement

President Preston Parker

Social Media Club of Cache Valley                               FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

851 N. Main St., Logan UT 84321

661-772-7537

Need Help With Social Media?

Facebookers, Tweeters and other social media meet monthly to help improve social media skills

LOGAN, Utah- The Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV) is having its quarterly Tweet Up at Café Sabor at 6:30 p.m. The SMCCV has been around since August of 2009.   Its purpose is to educate people about social media through meetings and networking with experienced business owners in the valley.

“A lot of small businesses in Cache Valley would greatly be affected by social media, it helps the community get information quicker,” President Preston Parker of SMCCV said.

Parker and his colleagues decided to model the SMCCV after Salt Lake City’s social media club in 2009.  The seven board members of the SMCCV have all done paid consulting.  Parker said all experts of the Cache Valley are members as well.  The club has monthly meetings every second Tuesday at Border’s.  Meeting vary from panel , discussions and hands on activities.  The age ranges from children to 80 year olds. 

The SMCCV is a non-profit organization and is accepting donations and sponsorships as well as volunteers.  Membership is free.  Door prizes will be awarded tonight.

               

Visit us at smccv.net or find us on Facebook under SMCCV.

For more information please contact PR consultant Maddy Jack 801-555-5643 or mad.jack@gmail.com.

               

JCOM 2160 Reading 2

After looking at all this resume advice I definitely think I need to redo mine! There were a lot of good tips throughout the readings. One thought was mentioned a couple times, it said that every line on your resume is there to get you and interview. I thought that was great because that is your ultimate goal. It was interesting that it was recommended to put a link of your resume on your Facebook, Twitter and other accounts. More and more employers are looking at people’s web accounts and finding more information about individuals. Something interesting that I didn’t know was that you shouldn’t put references on your resume unless requested to do so, and if it is requested bring a separate sheet in just for references. I loved how resumes were compared to first dates, list your good qualities but not all of them, leave them hanging, the interview is where you really need to shine.

Draft Press Release 1: Announcement

President Preston Parker
Social Media Club of Cache Valley
851 N. Main St., Logan UT 84321
(661) 772-7537

LOGAN, Utah- The Social Media Club of Cache Valley is having its quarterly Tweet up at Café Sabor tonight at 6:30. The SMCCV has been around since August of 2009, its purpose is to educate people about social media through meetings and networking with experienced business owners in the valley. “A lot of small businesses in Cache Valley would greatly be affected by social media, it helps the community get information quicker,” President Preston Parker of SMCCV said.




Notes
The purpose of the Social Media Club of Cache Valley is to educate people about social media, through meetings, and networking with experienced people
Get together once a month talking and sharing ideas
August 2009 based on 2 other board members attended slc social club meetings and decided to do one in cache valley
4 board members switched out
A lot of small businesses in cv would greatlly be affected by social media, business pick up, non profit, bear river uses to post things, helps community get information out quicker
Non membership fee
No real compensations, non profit, volunteer, takes donations and sponsorships
7 boards members, all have done paid consulting
Anyone can come to meetings
Smccv.net
Facebook page
Kids to 80 year olds
Most people in club are trying to learn social media for a purpose, creating awareness
First meeting tonight 6:30 to closing Café Sabor 10 bucks drinks, chips and meal
Door prizes, name tags
80 people have showed up
Café sabor tweet up every quarter, otherwise every 2nd Tuesday, meet at borders – panels
Hands on, people who are doing it, all experts in Cache valley are members of the social media club
Provide the education

JCOM 2160 Reading 1

One of the most important things I think that was stressed through the readings was to remember that you are communicating with humans. It emphasized the golden rule which I think is important in any situation. The Purdue website was helpful for learning how to compose emails to others you haven’t met before like professors for example, which will come in handy. It was also good to learn that even though you think your emails are private, they are saved and the recipient may forward or save the email. Conversational cheap shots was funny, it reminded me of some of the answers I have received from my parents.

United Breaks Guitars

United Breaks Guitars
While whistling to “United Breaks Guitars” several times throughout the day, I have contemplated the strategies United Airlines has taken in response to Dave Carroll.
There is no doubt that many passengers who have flown United, or any airline for that matter, have had damaged luggage. But that is a risk that you should know you are taking when checking luggage on a plane. Many times I have been on board an aircraft watching luggage load onto to plane, thrown would probably be a better word.
Initially I would have to agree with United. In reality something is bound to be tampered with or impaired in the millions of pieces of luggage dealt with. Travelers unconsciously should expect that something might happen to their property, it’s almost inevitable. The fact that Carroll would get compensated but others filing claims wouldn’t doesn’t seem fair.
Carroll was in the public spotlight though, through his Youtube videos, and various talk show and newscast visits it was obvious that United had to address something concerning Carroll’s situation. The way that they handled it though was poorly. Searching online there was very little on United response to Carroll. Finally United announced on Twitter that they would be donating $3,000 to a music charity, after all that they announced it on Twitter! Ironic because Carroll’s guitar was $3,500. Very un-classy if you ask me.
Certainly this was a learning experience and policy changing for United. But does the public know that? United could have spun this into a great public relations campaign letting the public know that this does not usually happen and that things will be implemented. This could have been a great advertising and public relations platform. Letting the blame settle on themselves, admitting that they aren’t perfect is a great way to start. Using frequent flyers, long time clients and celebrities testifying of their experience and confidence in the airline could have built the foundation of their PR campaign.
Dave Carroll was extremely lucky, his music was promoted immensely. Talk shows and newscasts were awesome PR- yes it was non-paid. Although it was unfortunate for his guitar to break, it was really a blessing in disguise, boosting his career. Millions of hits his Youtube videos and links to his website through many articles written about him were great promotion. He definitely played his cards right.

Letters to Cousin

Dear Joe,
As you know I have been attending Utah State University for the past two years. Go Aggies! The main topic of focus that I have chosen to study is Public Relations. I know you are thinking, “what in the world is Public Relations, and what do people in Public Relations do?” I know I thought that when I first started. Well, PR people do a lot actually.
Basically Public Relations helps organizations achieve their goals and objectives while communicating with the public, governments, stockholders, employees and anyone else involved or concerned. It is very important to be able to build and maintain relationships. Equally important is the ability to express yourself through presentations as well as the written word. Although many people joke about PR professionals as liars, we are taught that being ethical is a number one priority.
PR professional jobs can range anywhere from event planning, to research, to promoting the next U.S. Open. You will begin to notice PR is everywhere. The BP oil crisis is swarming with PR- those professionals are trying to salvage the company image by putting a positive spin on the clean up efforts. Even the latest college athletic conference fiasco deals with PR.
Can’t wait to see you at the football game in October, till then,
Sincerely your favorite cousin,
Maddy