Making Creative PR Efforts Work If Advertising Commitment Is Expected

by PR News | 06/11/1998

In spite of increased health news opportunities, some PR professionals are slamming into editorial coverage barriers when they can't produce "value added" marketing incentives for some news outlets.

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