You Can Hype Anything: Creative Tactics and Advice for Anyone With a Product, Business or Talent to Pr omote

I just returned from a trip to Greece & Turkey. I have been engrossed in your materials for the past nine days. You are a true expert in the marketing & PR field! You Can Hype Anything is outstanding! Very complete, very educational!

My name is Ronald Blount, and with the help of your books, " You can hype anything ", " How to create your PR buzz " and " 101 ways to promote yourself " has helped me start my public relation company Ballistic Communications.I heard you do a interview on a local radio station in Baltimore, Maryland. WEAA I listen to that radio station all the time but never callled in to comment until I heard you. You are such an inspiration.Before I read your books, I was given the opportunity to be a publicist for a jazz record label with four musical acts on their roster. I ran to the library and came across " You can hype anything ". From that point on, you had a friend. I was give high praises for the work that I performed and now I am like an old piece of furniture,a permanet fixture in the company. Thank you and may God continue to bless you.

I am loving your book! I can't read it fast enough or put the ideas into practice fast enough! Thank You! Barbara Lovejoy , author, Value You, Become An Unforgettable Woman.

This book takes a casual approach to the subject of publicity. The book is thorough and especially useful to the publicity novice. In addition to a useful dose of Eastern philosophy and her own experience as a PR professional, author Raleigh Pinskey offers hundreds of tips from the editors, reporters and television booking agents who ultimately decide to cover, or not to cover, your story. Reviewed for Entrepreneur Magazine by Stephanie Barlow.

In this columnist's humble opinion, everyone who does PR, professionals and amateurs alike, should rush out and read You Can Hype Anything. This is a wonderful book, well organized, fun to read, filled with useful information, worth memorizing. reviewed for the Los Angeles Business Journal by Anne Rackham