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Help Us Improve CornerBarPR.com Content

Originally Posted Thursday, 16 May 2002 at 12:00 AM
Updated Thursday, 23 October 2014 at 02:18 PM

Sometimes the best counsel we can give our clients is, "Shut up and listen!"

That's not bad advice for us to take ourselves: Listen to CornerBarPR.com^SM patrons: what you like, what you don't like, what you think would make us better, what would cause you to buy another round for the house.

We've already asked subscribers to The Bar Rag™, the CornerBarPR.com weekly e-newsletter for PR pros, for their feedback, and we've received many good ideas.

And, pleasantly, quite a few compliments!

What about you? Tell us how we could make your visits to the CornerBarPR.com on-line community more intoxicating.

Our killer media database, Contacts On Tap™, has just gone through a major update. We have been busy adding even more fresh contacts so PR pros can have the most up-to-date info on line, right at your fingertips. Even better, we're doing a massive expansion of our listings over the next few weeks, from 5,200 contacts to roughly 25,000 media types nationally!

We want you to start your pitch with the right person.

We're also going to be adding, changing, adjusting, and improving our barrooms based on our Web reports and patron feedback.

Have you checked out our five regular feature article categories?

How about Ask Bob, Trolling For Jobs, Biting Commentary, The Words Guy, and all the other good stuff?

Whether you're new to our CornerBar or a regular, email us with what you love, what you hate, and what you want more or less of. Let us know how we can improve your CornerBarPR.com experience.

We're listening, and we're implementing the best ideas.

Send us your thoughts. We'll actually act on them.

About The Author

Brenda Clevenger, ABC

Meg Ryan frequently is told she looks like Brenda K. Clevenger, ABC, Proprietor of CornerBarPR. But it's Brenda's brains, inspiration, drive, and vision that power Group Renaissance, a marketing, PR, and MR agency ranking somewhere in the top 20 in the Kansas City area. In a previous life, Brenda published the KC version of the FinderBinder, which gave her the idea for CornerBarPR's Contacts on Tap? (CornerBarPR does it better). She also has fiddled around with nonprofits, the corporate world, healthcare, energy, and a couple of other agencies. Brenda loves to write; in j-school, she carried her own typewriter to class so she could compose without waiting for a station. (Oops! Automatic disqualification from Gen-X!) Brenda has a master's degree in media communications, plays a mean game of tennis, is tolerated by two cats, and, until recently, lived in a loft, which should endear her to New Yorkers everywhere. Now Rusty and Redford get to enjoy her brand-new condo.