

Inspecting a 157,000-square foot auto accessory manufacturing facility and interviewing the company CEO resulted in product promotion press that boasted the company's patented windflectors and vent shades, and superior customer service record.

Business Computer Applications, Inc. (BCA), a provider of Electronic Medical Record (EMR) software and information technology products and services to the commercial, federal, and state and local public and private health markets, aimed to publicize its proprietary PEARL® EMR application to government markets, including prison systems. News of the company's EMR offering filled trade industry magazines, and on-line sites such as Virtual Medical Worlds and Health Data Management when The Write Publicist distributed a press release titled "Georgia Leader in Healthcare IT Raises the Bar on Healthcare for Inmates with Electronic Medical Records." As a Product Publicity Specialist, The Write Publicist not only promotes products and services to specialty target audiences in the marketplace, but also orchestrates national rollout campaigns and new product launches.

Writing the advertising copy for a brochure for Baranco Automotive
Group involved interviewing managers of finance, fleet, and operations,
as well as body shop technicians. The 3-fold brochure detailed
everything from service to parts and included coining a slogan
for the automotive group. Conceptualizing technical and sales
brochures for many industries, including automotive, is a popular
offering of The Write Publicist.

Guiding a Los-Angeles based milliner to re-brand as Lyn Frances of Los Angeles, versus Lyn O' vations, included writing a web site for Lyn Frances of Los Angeles, and giving the hat designer the idea of assigning women's names to the hats versus product numbers. Hence, The Write Publicist creatively cataloged dozens of exotic titles ranging from Aurélie to Zoé — for the company inventory. Other "pre-publicity" services included artistic direction on revamping of product photography. The Write Publicist insists that a company has to "be sure their image is impeccable" before jumping in front of the media; which oftentimes requires a total brand reover-haul. Brand resuscitation, a strategic stage that can take over a year, is a process that The Write Publicist hand holds clients through.



Preconceived Notions (1996, Noble Press), by Chicago author Robyn Williams, Fed Up With The Fanny (1998, Simon & Schuster), by Atlanta author Franklin White, and Lifestyles for the 21st Century: A New Quality of Life (2000, Humanics Publishing), by Atlanta author Marcus Wells, M.D., are mere samplings of the dozens of book titles that The Write Publicist has promoted in conjunction with major publishing houses over the past 25 years. Today, there are millions of books in print. Fiction and nonfiction authors nationwide find that personalized attention and tailored strategies throughout a book's publicity campaign prevents authors from being lost in a publisher's pile of new titles that are printed each year.

When the product is Real Estate ..."location, location, location" isn't the sole factor that sells homes in a highly competitive market. Publicity, exposure and innovative marketing are critical in order for architects, realtors and developers to market new home sites. As author and conceptualizer of Regina's A-List Abodes ®, a previous decor column in a regional magazine, The Write Publicist offered a peek inside luxurious celebrity and high profile estates. The 6-time guest of HGTV showcased her own (modern-Neoclassical) abode "The Daffodil Villa" before some 89 million viewers per episode. As a result, her home and home product reviews are now targeted by architects, builders, interior design firms and home product manufacturers — for national magazine placements. The Write Publicist knows the language to get properties and home decor products noticed.


Coining the packaging copy for the Matterhorn Company, makers
of ice cream products and frozen novelty food items, was a luscious
indulgence!

Publicizing Doctor's Approach line of hair and skin care products in newspapers nationwide spurred more e-commerce sales for the Lansing, Michigan based company. Print media also brought visibility to Dr. Marcy Street , the board certified Mayo Clinic trained dermatologist, who developed Doctor's Approach. The Write Publicist strategically focused Doctor's Approach press releases towards a universal audience.