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How To Pitch For PR: Prevention
Great multimedia content is just one way to get your clients featured in the No. 1 healthy lifestyle magazine brand.

How To Pitch For PR: Vibe
The music lover's go-to source is also a publicists' playground for pitching everything from liquor to non-urban artists

How To Pitch For PR: Clean Eating
Serve this foodie mag the products du jour that combine taste and health.

How To Pitch For PR: Sunset
This California title loves publicists who "make it their business to get to know the magazine" and its homeowning readers.

How To Pitch For PR: Ladies' Home Journal
This recently revamped women's mag is hungry for the big picture trends.

How To Pitch For PR: Caribbean Travel + Life
Jet to coverage in this mag with pitches that target your chef or resort clients to the culture-rich Caribbean.

How To Pitch For PR: Women's Adventure
This quarterly seeks pitches on gear and technical clothing for its audience of active, outdoor-loving women.

How To Pitch For PR: AskMen.com
This self-improvement site wants 'data-driven' topics and experts for its young, savvy readers.

How To Pitch For PR: Women's Running
Newly rebranded for athletic women, this mag relies regularly on publicists for the latest in fitness products and trends.

How To Pitch For PR: VegNews
Focused on more than just food, this veg-friendly title has room for anything that speaks to its 'think, eat, thrive' slogan

How To Pitch For PR: Ode
If your client is making a difference in anything from technology to nutrition, placement in this mag could be yours.

How To Pitch For PR: Prevention
Great multimedia content is just one way to get your clients featured in the No. 1 healthy lifestyle magazine brand.

How To Pitch For PR: Vibe
The music lover's go-to source is also a publicists' playground for pitching everything from liquor to non-urban artists

How To Pitch For PR: Clean Eating
Serve this foodie mag the products du jour that combine taste and health.

How To Pitch For PR: Sunset
This California title loves publicists who "make it their business to get to know the magazine" and its homeowning readers.

How To Pitch For PR: Ladies' Home Journal
This recently revamped women's mag is hungry for the big picture trends.

How To Pitch For PR: Caribbean Travel + Life
Jet to coverage in this mag with pitches that target your chef or resort clients to the culture-rich Caribbean.

How To Pitch For PR: Women's Adventure
This quarterly seeks pitches on gear and technical clothing for its audience of active, outdoor-loving women.

How To Pitch For PR: AskMen.com
This self-improvement site wants 'data-driven' topics and experts for its young, savvy readers.

How To Pitch For PR: Women's Running
Newly rebranded for athletic women, this mag relies regularly on publicists for the latest in fitness products and trends.

How To Pitch For PR: VegNews
Focused on more than just food, this veg-friendly title has room for anything that speaks to its 'think, eat, thrive' slogan

How To Pitch For PR: Ode
If your client is making a difference in anything from technology to nutrition, placement in this mag could be yours.

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3 Ways To Appropriately Prepare Your Client For Social Media Marketing - Posted November 22, 2011
Clients will expect you to be able to prepare them for social media marketing. By providing them with the appropriate information, you will be able to release some of their initial anxiety, while also promoting the need for your services. Think what it would be like to be sitting on the other... [SocialTimes.com]

Ethics 101: Is Using Your Client Ethical? - Posted September 8, 2011
As an owner of a social media marketing business, I have an obligation to look out for the best interests of my clients, which means I will not use them to help benefit my business. Clients do not hire me to help advance my long-term business goals (although that would be... [SocialTimes.com]