Online Coordination
July 5, 2010 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under A Note for You, Featured Articles, Front Page
I love planning and I am always looking to ways to coordinate various parts of my business online. I know there are a lot of people who say, hey I pick up my laptop and go, everything is online.
I am not looking for that type of business. I just want to be more efficient.
I tried the Basecamp and another coordination thingy and it just does not really work well for me. I know a lot of people like and use it though.
First of all they are not visual enough for me. Secondly only a few of my team members seem to LIKE to use it. Creatives…not so much and guess what? Camera people, directors are really creatives. If your team won’t use your solution then it’s really no good. Read more
When Sound bites go Wild
February 12, 2010 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under Featured Articles, Wright Ideas

When Sound bites go Wild
Many of you have heard about John Mayer using the N word in a major interview with playboy. I am a fan of Mayer’s and have tickets to his concert in Philadelphia. You can imagine my chagrin at this. What was he doing? What was he thinking? Someone told him he needed to be edgy and controversial to be a good Playboy Magazine Interview, but they didn’t tell HOW to. So he threw out the only shock factor he could think of. Low brow humor and dishing on his ex girlfriends in ways that were not appreciated.
So the lesson here is Media Training is important. Details of the outlet you are working with are important. Keeping some integrity is important. He is getting a lot of fame however, people including me see him in a different light. Lucky for him, the tickets were purchased a while ago.
Rules For Publicity Stunts
October 20, 2009 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under Featured Articles, Media Training, Wright Ideas
This article is for people contemplating publicity stunts. In light of current news events with publicity stunts going wrong, this article is to inform those who engage in publicity stunts on how to make them work to their own benefit.

Publicity stunts have been around since Barnum. He was very good at making them work not only for his own benefit, but to also make them fun for those who observe them. The days of having fun with publicity stunts are slowly coming to an end as the blunders become costly and even endanger the life of others. Here are a few mistakes to avoid when putting on a publicity stunt.
Everyone must be on board: When little Falcon announced that they did the balloon stunt for
TV while on a national TV show he spilled the beans. When the entire country was concerned for his safety, people were outraged to find he was never in danger. They were even more outraged to know that county resources were wasted looking for a child who was sitting safely at home. All parties must be on board with a a publicity stunt and know what to say and what not to see. You can see why stunts rarely involve children, you can never really predict what they will say. If your stunt results in the world hating you, you failed.
If it works , do it again. The Pilsbury bake off was intentded as a one time event, but when they saw how much participation they got, they repeated the event. The event resulted in an increase in sales. Read more





