I own a PR agency and started a Facebook page to start posting PR opportunities that were coming from my journalist friends. I was shopping in Duane Reade, and Profnet called and accused me of stealing their leads. I said to them, “If a journalist gives you a lead and me a lead at the same time, how is that stealing your lead? Maybe you are stealing my leads.” I would have never launched if they hadn't made me so angry. In two days I created a website and emailed my friends of Facebook to come over, got a bunch of press about it, and here I am. I have a 96% open rate for my emails, and journalists tell me they get a much more targeted response than with Profnet.
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How did you grow HARO from a Facebook page to over 20,000 subscribers in less than six months?
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Anonymous replied on Permalink
This is so impressive and
This is so impressive and truly shows the power of social networking. I have been told that is what will grow my new nomie baby business. How do I get on your PR leads list? I would appreciate any help in getting the word out about the nomie baby car seat cover.
Thank you,
Katie
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Hey there, You might want to
Hey there,
You might want to check the link for "facebook page" in the body of this article. It comes up like this:
http://www.http://helpareporter.com/.
Thankfully us tech savvy people know how to rearrange it to find the correct info. I'd hate for you to lose subscribers because of a bad link.
Cheers
Katie Hellmuth replied on Permalink
Thanks for the catch, we
Thanks for the catch, we corrected the link.
Stefany Di Manno replied on Permalink
Congrats on your success! :)
Congrats on your success! :) Your drive is inspiring!
If you ever wish to review accessories, I started an accessory company last year, Di Manno Designs which includes ponytail holders, headbands and wrist cuffs. Have a lovely day! Stefany