New Release
Burger Planet Inc
Gary, Indiana
90210 USA
Ashley Erwin
Public Relations
Office: 707-577-8888
ashleykiefert@yahoo.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Would you like sliced-apples with that?
Gary, Ind. (Sept. 28, 2010)-Burger planet is adding healthy choices to their menus. For years you have been asked, would you like fries with that? Can I Super size that for you? This is all changing. Burger restaurants, including Burger Planet, are changing their menus and advertising to interest their customers in a healthy way of life.
Recent studies show that women with children, between the ages of 30-49, do not eat at Burger Planet. Burger Planet plans to show families can come to their restaurant and eat healthy. Burger Planet now has options of five different fruits, instead of fries, with no extra charge. They have gourmet salads and white chicken to cut calories. Mayo can add on 500 calories, but now at Burger Planet, they will hold the mayo is asked.
Mascot’s get your attention. They are a symbol of a company. You can’t look at a tiger, with a red bandana, without thinking of Frosted Flakes. “They’re always after me lucky charms,” does this ring a bell? Advertisers have been using these characters to attract your attention for years. Corny the Clown, who represents Burger Planet, will be traveling and promoting a healthy lifestyle with fitness adviser Jayne Peterson. New commercials will be aired. One shows Corny the Clown jogging into Burger Planet ordering one of their new low-carb entrees. Corny the Clown will be paired up with Jayne Peterson, going all over the country, to different malls to promote nutritional packets. This will be a great attention grabber for children. Children’s voices are raised to the parents. This means, Burger Planet will be the family restaurant for all ages once again. Planet plan’s on offering healthy choices so the customer will be satisfied.
James E. Muellenbach III founded Burger Planet in 1934. Burger Planet has served 52 billion customers and is the world’s most popular fast-food restaurant. Their head-quarters are in Indiana and employ 48,272 people. Burger Planet has 8,921 franchises and is in 17 countries. James E. Muellenbach is retired and the current president of Quick Service Restaurant Industry.
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Draft Press Release 2: Image Building
Would you like sliced-apples with that?
Burger Planet has served 52 billion customers since 1934. Burger planet is adding healthy choices to their menus. For years you have been asked, would you like fries with that? Can I Super Size that for you? This is all changing. Burger restaurants, including Burger Planet, are changing their menus and advertising to interest their customers in a healthy way of life.
Recent studies show that women with children, between the ages of 30-49, do not eat at Burger Planet. Burger Planet plans to show families can come to their restaurant and eat healthy. Burger Planet now has options of five different fruits, instead of fries, with no extra charge. They have gourmet salads and white chicken to cut calories. Mayo can add on 500 calories, but now at Burger Planet, they will hold the mayo if asked.
Mascot’s get your attention. They are a symbol of a company. You can’t look at a tiger, with a red bandanna, without thinking of Frosted Flakes. “They’re always after me lucky charms,” does this ring a bell? Advertisers have been using these characters to attract your attention for years. Corny the Clown, who represents Burger Planet, will be traveling and promoting a healthy lifestyle with fitness adviser Jayne Peterson. New commercials will be aired. One commercial shows Corny the Clown jogging into Burger Planet ordering one of their new low-carb entrees. Corny the Clown and Jayne Peterson, will be going all over the country, to different malls to promote nutritional packets. This will be a great attention grabber for children. Adolescent voices are raised to the parents. This means, Burger Planet will be the family restaurant for all ages once again. Burger Planet plan’s on offering healthy choices so the customer will be satisfied.
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Burger Planet has served 52 billion customers since 1934. Burger planet is adding healthy choices to their menus. For years you have been asked, would you like fries with that? Can I Super Size that for you? This is all changing. Burger restaurants, including Burger Planet, are changing their menus and advertising to interest their customers in a healthy way of life.
Recent studies show that women with children, between the ages of 30-49, do not eat at Burger Planet. Burger Planet plans to show families can come to their restaurant and eat healthy. Burger Planet now has options of five different fruits, instead of fries, with no extra charge. They have gourmet salads and white chicken to cut calories. Mayo can add on 500 calories, but now at Burger Planet, they will hold the mayo if asked.
Mascot’s get your attention. They are a symbol of a company. You can’t look at a tiger, with a red bandanna, without thinking of Frosted Flakes. “They’re always after me lucky charms,” does this ring a bell? Advertisers have been using these characters to attract your attention for years. Corny the Clown, who represents Burger Planet, will be traveling and promoting a healthy lifestyle with fitness adviser Jayne Peterson. New commercials will be aired. One commercial shows Corny the Clown jogging into Burger Planet ordering one of their new low-carb entrees. Corny the Clown and Jayne Peterson, will be going all over the country, to different malls to promote nutritional packets. This will be a great attention grabber for children. Adolescent voices are raised to the parents. This means, Burger Planet will be the family restaurant for all ages once again. Burger Planet plan’s on offering healthy choices so the customer will be satisfied.
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Final Press Release 1: Announcement
Press Release 1: Announcement
For Immediate Release
Date: Sept. 14, 2010
Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV)
851 N. Main St.
Logan, UT 84321
Contact: Preston Parker
(661) 772-7537
Cache Valley Social Media Club
LOGAN, Utah- Advance your knowledge on social media and networking by conversing with the Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV). They share ideas and information on current social networks and show you how to use them.
What’s in it for you? Social networking may benefit you in these ways; make more money, enhance you business, find internships, promote a campaign and improve communication skills. If you are interested in these advantages, you should read the rest of this paper.
Facebook and Twitter are fast developing networks. Facebook Statistics said they have, “More than 500 million active users.” Find out if you are missing this opportunity to network.
SMCCV meets every second Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Borders bookstore. Or learn how to use Twitter on the third Tuesay at Café Sabor. This non-profit organization helps small businesses owners to mommy bloggers twice a month.
President of SMCCV, Preston Parker, said, “No one person can know everything about social media; together we can learn everything.”
For more information check out smccv.com, facebook.com/smccv, and smccv.net.
For Immediate Release
Date: Sept. 14, 2010
Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV)
851 N. Main St.
Logan, UT 84321
Contact: Preston Parker
(661) 772-7537
Cache Valley Social Media Club
LOGAN, Utah- Advance your knowledge on social media and networking by conversing with the Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV). They share ideas and information on current social networks and show you how to use them.
What’s in it for you? Social networking may benefit you in these ways; make more money, enhance you business, find internships, promote a campaign and improve communication skills. If you are interested in these advantages, you should read the rest of this paper.
Facebook and Twitter are fast developing networks. Facebook Statistics said they have, “More than 500 million active users.” Find out if you are missing this opportunity to network.
SMCCV meets every second Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Borders bookstore. Or learn how to use Twitter on the third Tuesay at Café Sabor. This non-profit organization helps small businesses owners to mommy bloggers twice a month.
President of SMCCV, Preston Parker, said, “No one person can know everything about social media; together we can learn everything.”
For more information check out smccv.com, facebook.com/smccv, and smccv.net.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
United Breaks Guitars
Dave Carroll sat and watched his $3,500 Taylor guitar get damaged by United Airlines employee. United Airline refused to pay for the damage and ignored Dave’s request to have it fixed.
This traveling musician, Dave Carroll, didn’t want to fight over his damaged goods. He just wanted United Airlines to pay for that which they rightfully smashed, his Taylor Guitar. The songs he made about United Airlines and breaking his guitar, neither cusses, nor has any discriminating lyrics against United Airlines, it simply tells the story of what happened in a playful and droll way. The lyrics to the songs never say; don’t fly with or I hate, United. He merely sings that they are being unfair. Dave has now made three songs about United Airlines, on which he fairly told United Airlines he would be doing before he began the process, that have changed the way United Airlines deal with their customers.
United Airlines had a chance to give him $1,200 to repair his guitar and leave. Instead they chose to put him on a wild-goose chase; 1-800 numbers, phone calls to foreign places, no-reply emails and telling him he needs to “talk to someone else.” Dave Carroll said, “The system is designed to frustrate affected customers into giving up their claims and United is very good at it but I realized then that as a songwriter and traveling musician I wasn’t without options. “
Dave’s plan was genius. He didn’t pay for any advertising or celebrities to back him up this issue. He used the free mass media, YouTube, to expose his experience in a music video of what happened with United Airlines. YouTube viewers had the option to watch it or not, but, by them watching it has now made him an international celebrity. Millions of people have viewed that video and probably have changed their thought to fly with United Airline.
Dave said, “I wrote it with no expectations or obligations. The idea just spilled out. In the Bible and in mythology, it is a bird that can transcend heaven and earth.”
Dave did exactly that, he rose above the big-cats and used mass media to stand up for himself. He reached out to the public and showed them the lack of customer service skills that United Airlines had. This multibillion dollar company could have spared a couple thousand dollars to have Dave’s guitar fixed, but they chose not to.
Dave has a “new career as a public speaker. He spoke in Washington DC at a U.S. Congressional Passenger’s Bill of Rights hearing for leaders and lawmakers…” Dave Carroll biography says. Mass media has made his career explode. He may have spent under three grand making that music video and now he is speaking at the White house.
“Music is the only thing I’ve been doing to make a living for years,” said Dave. “I’ve never had a day job, so by that definition I’ve been successful. But as an indie artist it is tough to make your way – so this is my record deal, my chance of stepping up.” Dave not only put United Airlines in their place, but he also has contributed to relief funds and now does presentations on customer service for other companies.
Ethically, I think Dave dealt with this very well. He let the public decide to make him popular or not. He did not protest with pickets, or use crude, foul, language or behavior. The public helped him to reach his goal for what he wanted United Airlines to do, fix his broken guitar. Because of Dave, United Airlines “ made a donation to a charity that provides music education to underprivileged children…” They also decided, “To change their policy for the customers…” As read on the television show the “View.”
The public can lift you, or destroy you.
Your voice counts.
This traveling musician, Dave Carroll, didn’t want to fight over his damaged goods. He just wanted United Airlines to pay for that which they rightfully smashed, his Taylor Guitar. The songs he made about United Airlines and breaking his guitar, neither cusses, nor has any discriminating lyrics against United Airlines, it simply tells the story of what happened in a playful and droll way. The lyrics to the songs never say; don’t fly with or I hate, United. He merely sings that they are being unfair. Dave has now made three songs about United Airlines, on which he fairly told United Airlines he would be doing before he began the process, that have changed the way United Airlines deal with their customers.
United Airlines had a chance to give him $1,200 to repair his guitar and leave. Instead they chose to put him on a wild-goose chase; 1-800 numbers, phone calls to foreign places, no-reply emails and telling him he needs to “talk to someone else.” Dave Carroll said, “The system is designed to frustrate affected customers into giving up their claims and United is very good at it but I realized then that as a songwriter and traveling musician I wasn’t without options. “
Dave’s plan was genius. He didn’t pay for any advertising or celebrities to back him up this issue. He used the free mass media, YouTube, to expose his experience in a music video of what happened with United Airlines. YouTube viewers had the option to watch it or not, but, by them watching it has now made him an international celebrity. Millions of people have viewed that video and probably have changed their thought to fly with United Airline.
Dave said, “I wrote it with no expectations or obligations. The idea just spilled out. In the Bible and in mythology, it is a bird that can transcend heaven and earth.”
Dave did exactly that, he rose above the big-cats and used mass media to stand up for himself. He reached out to the public and showed them the lack of customer service skills that United Airlines had. This multibillion dollar company could have spared a couple thousand dollars to have Dave’s guitar fixed, but they chose not to.
Dave has a “new career as a public speaker. He spoke in Washington DC at a U.S. Congressional Passenger’s Bill of Rights hearing for leaders and lawmakers…” Dave Carroll biography says. Mass media has made his career explode. He may have spent under three grand making that music video and now he is speaking at the White house.
“Music is the only thing I’ve been doing to make a living for years,” said Dave. “I’ve never had a day job, so by that definition I’ve been successful. But as an indie artist it is tough to make your way – so this is my record deal, my chance of stepping up.” Dave not only put United Airlines in their place, but he also has contributed to relief funds and now does presentations on customer service for other companies.
Ethically, I think Dave dealt with this very well. He let the public decide to make him popular or not. He did not protest with pickets, or use crude, foul, language or behavior. The public helped him to reach his goal for what he wanted United Airlines to do, fix his broken guitar. Because of Dave, United Airlines “ made a donation to a charity that provides music education to underprivileged children…” They also decided, “To change their policy for the customers…” As read on the television show the “View.”
The public can lift you, or destroy you.
Your voice counts.
Monday, September 6, 2010
Letter to Cousin
"The caterpillar does all the work but the butterfly gets all the publicity."
George Carlin
I have decided to become a butterfly. I want to be the person that communicates and builds relationships with others to satisfy the community’s needs or a company I work for.
I want to be a public relations major. I will be there promoting campaigns or introducing upcoming events to the public. In this case I get to be; a leader, a goal setter, protect company image, but I also have to maintain an image for trust and communication for myself. I have to have them not just like me, but love me. They have to trust me with information and I can share that with others in a true and beneficial way for the public.
My job will never be the same. I get to meet new people every day. Don’t act like this doesn’t sound like fun. It’s like trying a new flavor of ice cream every day. Some ice cream is creamy, delicious, exquisite, mouth-watering and others taste like pistachio. When you’re dealing with the public you never know what you are going to get. The Schwarzenegger became governor, Lindsay Lohan finally got what she deserved and BP is still trying to clean up their mess. That's PR for you.
Where will I work? Well, I have come up with a short list for you. Ahem.
- Corporations
- Educations
- Sports
- PR firms
- Advertising
- Government
- Religious organizations
- Business organizations, chamber comers, tourism, trade association
- Professional organizations, clubs, social groups, do good in the community
- News Media, Newspapers, Television
- Nonprofit organization
- Celebrities
- Health care
- Community affairs
- Public information
- Marketing
People love the butterfly and usually squash the caterpillar.
Can I stand out and make a difference? Please use your non-judgmental attitude and give me straight advice. Thanks Cousin.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
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