May tie-ins

Orange County, California (May 2, 2011) – Brian Geary Consulting has announced a new Content Review Service. The service is targeted for businesses and professionals who write their own content but would benefit from a professional review of their work.

The Content Review Service debuts on May 3rd in recognition of the UN World Press Freedom Day. May 3rd marks the anniversary of the Declaration of Windhoek, which calls for free, independent, and pluralistic media worldwide. “Although World Press Freedom Day reminds us of the importance of a free press,” notes company spokesman Brian Geary, “ it also provides an opportunity to reflect on the responsibilities of anyone who publishes.”

The Content Review Service evaluates content for its suitability to the company's brand, image and goals. Content statements are reviewed to insure opinions and facts are appropriately identified. Veracity is assessed and misleading statements are identified. “Businesses that compose their own content must be careful not to exaggerate or misrepresent their products and services,” warns Geary. The Content Review Service allows businesses to check their work with a professional and objective set of eyes. “Together, we can insure that the content is honest and appropriate to the company's mission, market and objectives,” add Geary.

Revenue challenged businesses reluctant to invest in copywriting services will also benefit from the review service. “We are committed to helping businesses succeed in difficult economic times,” promises Geary, “and the Content Review Service is one more way we can help businesses promote their products and services at a minimum cost.”

Orange County, California (April 25, 2011) – Brian Geary Consulting has posted a list of tie-in ideas for May news release topics. The May tie-ins are available for free to all website visitors. Businesses seeking ideas for May news releases are encouraged to review the list to see which topics might be most appropriate to tie-in with their product or service news release.

“Our list of May tie-in ideas consists of a diverse list of National and International observances,” explains company spokesman Brian Geary, “including “Unity in Diversity Day” at the beginning of the month. Tie-in ideas are available for National as well as International observances. Many unique and unusual events are also included.

Some of the National observances in May include National Day of Prayer, National Family Week, National Teacher Appreciation Week, National Bike to Work Day, National Employee Health and Fitness Day, and National Missing Children Day. International tie-in ideas are also available such as May Day, World Red Cross Day, World Trade Week, and International Jazz Day.

Many unusual subjects also have days of observance in May. Subjects range from leis, mother goose, postcards, wildflowers, cartoonists, babysitters, and limericks to night-shift workers, pickles, wait-staff, and turtles. May is not only the month of the Kentucky Derby and Cinco de Mayo, but also the birthday of Bill "Bojangles" Robinson also known as National Tap Dance Day.

"Of course," warns Geary, "it would be wise, both personally and professionally, not to overlook the observance of Mother's Day."

The May tie-in list is available immediately. Visitors are encouraged to use the website contact form to submit any other tie-in ideas they may have.