Previously from the second post, I mentioned arranging
for courier services to deliver the media kits…..
3rd post
Who
said following up with editors was an easy task?
For weeks, I could not help feeling like a loan shark
except that I was not chasing after debts but replies.
For the fiftieth time, I phoned MediaCorp and other
publication hotline looking for editors to check if they’d received the
Physiogel media kit. Most importantly, I called to check if they are even going
to be publishing it.
No doubt the receptionists remembered my name after all the
calls I made.
Hence, the choice of timing to deliver the messages across to the
right audience is crucial.
***
Grey Group Singapore does not have its Facebook page so
the manager set one up.
I was very impressed by the Artillery’s interior design for Grey group Richmond’s
office and thus, suggested that we can use it as an inspiration for our cover
image:
I attempted my own cover
image:
Grey’s blog has not been
updated for a long time. Hence, I was told to come out with 20 most memorable
TVC Asia that can be featured there. These are according to my preference.
I was told to suggest ten topics, which involves
intensive research to support my written material that could be used to feature
the CEO in the Singapore Business Review. Shortly after, I was tasked to write
an article on behalf of the CEO.
Next, I helped in the preparation of the Sacoor Brothers’
presentation slides for the meetings.
Having read through Harry’s Bar’s annual report, search for the
rates card, I was taught to calculate the Return on Investments for Harry’s Bar
using the company’s format.
This is how the company looks like after renovation:
Any idea what the red boy resembles?
Cheers,
Nicole Tay Swee Ying
15659879
Bachelor of commerce (Marketing and Public Relations), Curtin
Singapore
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