The FMS Story in Print

Available in print and E-Reader form, “Entrepreneur Intervention: Triumphs & Failures of Entrepreneurs” is a compilation of stories from several entrepreneurs and small business owners that also features the tale behind the birth of Framework Media Strategies (FMS). In their own words, those featured in the book discuss the ups and downs they each faced while starting and growing businesses.

Written by FinancialBin.com’s David Domzalski, this new publication is currently available on Amazon.com for purchase. For those with E-Readers, Entrepreneur Intervention: Triumphs & Failures of Entrepreneurs is available via Kindle, Nook, iBooks and Sony Reader.

Learn more about FMS’ feature by catching co-owners Peter Kelly and Jeremiah Sullivan’s Twitter chat with the author right here.

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Also available in print and E-Reader form is Christina Hameltt’s “Media Magnetism: How to Attract the Favorable Publicity You Want and Deserve” (Outskirts Press 2012). Serving as a guide to today’s best media relations practices illustrated by those who’ve ‘been there, done that’, the book serves as a breath of fresh air for business owners, authors, artists, entrepreneurs and nonprofit organizations eager to learn how they can attract the favorable publicity they want, and deserve.

“Media Magnetism “ is currently available on Amazon.com, as well as through its publisher Outskirts Press, Kindle and Barnes & Noble.

In the text, Kelly and Sullivan call upon their past experiences and tap into their best advice to help business leaders, entrepreneurs and others understand how they can attract and maximize great publicity opportunities for their business, product or cause. Some of the topic areas the FMS team delves further into includes: new media tools and technologies vs. traditional media strategies, the digital portfolio, event photography, a social media “road trip”, RSS and the entrepreneur and video streaming.

News of Kelly and Sullivan’s inclusion among the book’s media relations experts appeared on TheAlternativePress.com and Seton Hall University’s Alumni Relations blog, as well as in the South Orange Patch. In addition, the FMS team also contributed blog posts on the power of creative design and the diligence of social media to the book’s website.

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Previously, the story of FMS’ founding also appeared in Tony Wilkins’ “Surviving the Economy: Practical Tips from Small Business Owners from Around the World.”