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pro pr tips skip to content home about ← older posts march 15, 2018 · 10:57 am tip #221: what do you do again? i get about one of these a week: from: ultracorp subject: a followup from ultracorp dear rafe, this is suzie from ultracorp. i’ve noticed that you haven’t been using ultraapp lately. we would really like to make ultraapp more useful for you, and it would help a great deal if you could tell us what went wrong. [etc., with more whining. also, i changed the names.] the problem with this email, other than the fact that it’s sad and desperate, is this: i don’t know what went wrong, because i forgot what the product is and what it does. you’re assuming that i know something i don’t. and you just lost an opportunity to re-sell me on it. now, i’m sure there was a good reason i downloaded or signed up for it in the first place. i was probably excited to use it. maybe it did just what i needed. but then the need diminished, and i forgot about it. that happens. so what’s the best way to handle that? by reminding me of the product name? of course not. you need to remind me what whateverapp did for me, or how it made me feel. anything else is a massive failure. here’s what these letters should look like: hey rafe, i’ve noticed that you haven’t used momapp lately. according to our logs, you signed up for momapp, the #1 app for reminding you to call your mom , on january 15 this year, and used it six times. remember, momapp is the #1 service for * setting reminders to call mom * telling you the top trending topics in mom calls * keeping you up to speed on what you mom’s friends are posting on facebook. if you still need to do these things, try momapp again! we even just added a new feature: now we’ll remind you to call dad, too! if the app let you down in any way, we’d like to know why. our engineers are always improving momapp! reply to this email and let us know. we’d love to see you on momapp again. so would your mom. yours, momcorp in other words, don’t look at user fall-off as a failure. look at it as a way to delight the customer with your pitch all over again. keep it upbeat! advertisements share this tip: twitter facebook google email like this: like loading... leave a comment filed under common sense , email october 14, 2016 · 11:17 am tip #220: what is it? this is what happens to teams that are so insular they assume everybody out there in the real world shares their frame of reference: this ad appeared in my facebook stream. but what is the hp elite slice? a wifi router? a usb hub? a computer? a doorstop? (spoiler: it’s a computer.) update: they fixed it! see also: pro pr tip #213: know your audience share this tip: twitter facebook google email like this: like loading... leave a comment filed under common sense august 25, 2015 · 10:26 am tip #219: have a code oh, this is great: pr firm publicize has a page of “ principles when contacting the media .” very nice. hope the company can actually live up to them. live the code. do have an internal code of conduct for yourself or your firm? is it public? i think it’s a good idea. especially since most of these principles are already pro pr tips! share this tip: twitter facebook google email like this: like loading... 1 comment filed under common sense august 12, 2015 · 1:42 pm tip #218: enough with the auto-nagging is there a new pr outreach service that people are using to automatically follow up on boring and mis-targeted press releases exactly 24 hours after they were first mis-sent to me to skip over? seriously, i’m getting several of these a day now, and they’re infuriating. now i have to ignore them twice. unnecessary reminders. also, using the yahoo email indicates that you don’t know where i’m working. that’s ok, i’ve moved frequently in the last few years. but it would be a bonus if you knew i am at maker media now. share this tip: twitter facebook google email like this: like loading... leave a comment filed under email february 12, 2015 · 10:33 am tip #217: beware the brand promise you can’t keep if your business is all about keeping promises — say something like insurance, or perhaps web site hosting — you really want to make sure that when the chips are down, you can actually make good on those promises. this comes up because today i visited luke rehmann’s password-checking site , from a link in a bgr story we ran about a big password hack . rehmann’s site is getting hammered as i write this (my analytics show that the story about the hack is one of the biggest we’ve run in months) and it has buckled under the load. the site is apparently using cloudflare , which claims to provide robust, distributed web hosting. but when i went to the site, i got this message: click to zoom, or just trust me that it says, “this page is currently offline. however, because the site uses cloudflare’s always online technology, you can continue to surf a snapshot of the site…” needless to say, if the site is a database lookup service, then a snapshot of it does not count as “online.” now, to be fair, cloudflare does not actually claim to be running rehmann’s entire site. the cloudflare service caches the web front-end to the site, but the database that the site hits is, likely, not part of the system. so the site can give you the cached version of the site, but it can’t do anything about the database, which appears to be swamped. that’s not cloudflare’s fault. but the messaging is all wrong. cloudflare’s banner at the top of the site seems to say, “use cloudflare and your site will never go down,” when, in fact, cloudflare can’t make that promise — because it’s not designed to do what’s necessary to keep a database site online. if the whole point of your product, as spelled out in its brand, is to do a thing, then your product should do that thing. if it doesn’t, sending out self-contradictory messages will just confuse people, and probably annoy the crap out of your customers. share this tip: twitter facebook google email like this: like loading... 3 comments filed under common sense december 12, 2014 · 4:02 pm tip #216: it’s “yes i got your press release season” again tablet man. (photo: rob pegoraro.) from rob pegoraro, writer on the site i edit ( yahoo tech ), this useful post for every pr person going to ces in january: why yes, i did get your ces pr pitch . the upshot: optimize for convenience. recognize you’re competing with not just a million other announcements for coverage, but interminable las vegas taxi lines as well. share this tip: twitter facebook google email like this: like loading... 1 comment filed under trade shows may 7, 2014 · 7:28 am tip #215: stickers for notes at techcrunch disrupt , during a quick stand-up meeting with one of the “demo pit” companies, the startup ceo i was talking with tried to stick a big logo sticker onto the page of the notebook i was writing in. as you can imagine, i didn’t take kindly to this action. but after a moment of reflection, it came to me: notepad stickers are a great idea . if you do them right. here’s what i mean by doing it right: get some stickers printed up. logo, company name, your name, email, phone. a small sticker, with small black type and a transparent background. when you’re talking to a reporter, give them the sticker to put onto their notes. so convenient! (and if they later scan their notes into evernote, as i do, it will ocr the key data so much better than trying to read handwriting.) just remember to not try to put the sticker on their notes for them. eww. if you do this, let me know how it goes over. see also: pro pr tip #103: agency, shmagency . pro pr tip #24: no, i will not sticker my laptop reminder: since january, i’ve been the editor of yahoo tech . we cover consumer technology. pitch me . share this tip: twitter facebook google email like this: like loading... leave a comment filed under common sense , reporting ← older posts search search for: get the book! like the blog? get the book! order yours today! recent comments 83ra

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