ORANGE COUNTY, CA, March 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) BrianGeary.com has posted a list of tie-in ideas for April news release topics. The April tie-ins are available for free to all website visitors. Businesses seeking ideas for April news releases are encouraged to review the list to see which topics might be most appropriate to tie-in with their product or service news release.
"Writing news releases that tie-in with current or cultural events," explains company spokesman Brian Geary, "have always been effective ways to attract viewers to read your news release." The effectiveness of the tie-in, however, is directly related to the appropriateness of the tie-in to the product or service. Weak tie-ins can actually have a negative affect and should be avoided. "Since news releases are so important in promoting a business's credibility," explains Geary, "it is essential that news release tie-ins be a compelling fit for the subject matter."
While most tie-ins are selected because they share a common or similar attribute with the news release topic, effective tie-ins can also be established based on humor or irony. "Creative tie-ins are very effective," adds Geary, "as long as they remain within the range of appropriateness for the news release."
The April tie-in list is available immediately. The list includes tie-ins based on observances, holidays, birthdays, cultural oddities and other topics of interest. April Fool's Day, National Kite Month and Walpurgis Night are just a few of the listed tie-ins. Visitors are encouraged to use the website contact form to submit any other tie-in ideas they may have.
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Brian Geary Consulting provides businesses and professionals with well planned, "Internet Content Strategies" that are honest and meaningful while maintaining consistency and appropriateness to their vision, values, goals and objectives. With over fifteen years of Internet marketing and web design experience, company founder Brian Geary creates original content to promote business products and services as well as personal branding for professionals. The value and efficiency of Geary's services are summed up succinctly in the company's tagline, "Writing the words that define you and help the work find you".
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