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Monica Rosenfeld

Loud and Proud

After an extensive career in TV journalism including Channel 9’s Getaway and A Current Affair, Monica Rosenfeld established WordStorm PR in 2000. Monica’s experience at Channel 9 was invaluable as it allowed her to set up a PR agency that clearly understood the day-to-day workings of a busy media office. WordStorm PR represents a range of consumer, lifestyle, food, health, hospitality and B2B clients. With her extensive experience in public relations, Monica’s blog will focus on helping business owners to effectively communicate to the media and consumers to get their brand noticed.

My Latest Posts

Know your deadlines to maximise PR!

Monday, 25 Jan, 2010 – 16:48 |

 
If you are thinking about engaging in PR activity to build your brand awareness this year, I have one very important piece of advice for you.  Please keep media deadlines in mind.
I understand if you …


Simple ways to stimulate creativity… genius!

Tuesday, 10 Nov, 2009 – 15:05 | One Comment

I attended a fantastic one day workshop for directors of PR companies on Friday, which was put on by the Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA).


Why have a party when you can relate one-to-one?

Friday, 16 Oct, 2009 – 11:03 |

I meet with many marketing managers and business owners who are about to launch a new product or product line, online business or service and they assume, or have often been advised, that the best way to go about the launch is to throw a fabulous party.


Can a celebrity boost your profile?

Thursday, 24 Sep, 2009 – 11:00 | 2 Comments

One of the questions that we are asked often by our clients is whether we would recommend engaging a celebrity to endorse their product.
Our answer is always the same – do not hire a celebrity …


Creating attention for your brand in public – a ‘stunted’ idea or a PR winner?

Wednesday, 26 Aug, 2009 – 15:12 | One Comment

One of the strategies that marketers and PR companies use to achieve both media and consumer attention for a brand is to create a public stunt. While some well executed (and usually amply funded stunts) can work brilliantly, others seem to fall flat on their face.


Why ‘exclusive’ is a dirty word

Monday, 10 Aug, 2009 – 16:14 | 3 Comments

For those of you who aren’t aware, there has been a bit of a debate this week between PRs and journalists which has highlighted what can go wrong when offering a journalist an exclusive.


Why giving a gift to a journalist is just that. A gift.

Monday, 6 Jul, 2009 – 13:41 | 5 Comments

There has been a bit of a debate going on of late about the appropriateness of PRs sending gifts to journalists in order to get on their ‘good side’ or to convince them to run a story.


Don’t be a Twit on Twitter

Tuesday, 2 Jun, 2009 – 10:27 | 4 Comments

I have to admit I created a Twitter account begrudgingly. I was extremely curious as my colleagues had jumped on the bandwagon months ago and had been telling me stories of strange and wonderful connections …


Trust your PR agency and you will prosper

Thursday, 21 May, 2009 – 12:59 |

In my time as Managing Director of WordStorm I have come across two types of clients. The first are the dream type – they understand that great publicity does not come about overnight and they …


Terrible PR created by negative customer service

Thursday, 30 Apr, 2009 – 15:30 |

My husband and I dared to go camping a couple of weeks ago with our three year old and one year old.  It took a couple of hours to put the tent up (I wasn’t …




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