By Bruce W. Marcus, Contributing Editor
In the early days of publicity, when it was low-down press agentry and not high-blown public relations, the idea was to get your client's name in the paper. Often. In any context. Just spell it right.
In the early days of marketing professional services, it became clear that merely to get your firm's name in the paper, in any context, didn't help much. Ego, maybe, but nothing more. A new approach to publicity had to be developed.
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