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Raleigh R. Pinskey Bio
Raleigh Pinskey is CEO of Raleigh
Communications, a division of The
Raleigh Group, a Visibility
Marketing, Branding and PR Company,
founded in New York City in 1980.
Raleigh Pinskey has close to thirty
years of helping people, places and
products to maximize their
biz-ability with viz-ability®.
Her
publicity client history includes
Sting, KISS, Paul McCartney and
Blondie, Chicken Soup for the Soul,
the original Singing Telegrams, the
$5000 Marilyn Monroe Doll, hundreds
of small businesses, and The Bronx
Zoo’s a Great Snake named Jake, to
name a few.
Raleigh Rudy Pinskey is the creator
and on-air personality for Pipeline
to Profits® on Success Talk Internet
Radio. She is a frequent guest on
television and radio business news
shows, and interviewed for magazines
and newspapers.
Raleigh Pinskey is founder of The
Strategic Alliances World Wide Round
Table, an information based
subscription site where she
interviews the movers and shakers of
the world as they share their life
and business lessons.
Raleigh Pinskey is an
internationally known professional
speaker. Her topics include
“Creating An Attitude of Gladitude®”,
“The Forgiveness Factor®”, “Personal
and Business Branding”, “Powerful
PR”, “Business Networking for Profit
and Prestige®”, “How to Build
Strategic Relationships” and “How to
Create Your Results Producing
8-Second Power Pitch®.”
Raleigh Pinskey is the author of the
international best selling 101 Ways
to Promote Yourself: Tricks of the
Trade for Taking Charge of Yourself,
with 150,000 in print, in several
languages and available in nine
countries. Raleigh is the author of
eight books and 48 information
products designed to help you
succeed in business and in life.
Raleigh estimates that over half a
million people — from sole providers
to corporations — attribute their
expanding bottom lines and media
visibility to Raleigh Pinskey’s
consulting, seminars, teleseminars,
books and information products.
Sign
up for her Branding Possibilities
Newsletter, free articles and case
studies on PR, branding, business
best practices, publicity and
visibility marketing, and view her
event schedule at
www.PromoteYourself.com.
See Raleigh's Contact Page for all her contact information.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do we
know you are the right speaker for us?
A: You
can get a taste of who I am and what my
presentation will look and sound like from
my video and audio demo. If, after you read
the audience letters and the testimonials
you still have questions, then we can talk
further about how I can meet your needs and
the needs of the audience. By that time we
both will know.
Q:
What makes you different from the other
people who talk on the same topic?
A: My
slant is what's different. I have been a
visibility marketing specialist since 1974.
I've promoted Paul McCartney, Sting, Robert
Klein, Soap opera stars, marches down New
York's 5th Avenue, Callan Pinckney's
Callanetics, the original singing telegram
company Music Box, Fancy Fortune Cookies,
the $5,000 collectable Marilyn Monroe doll,
and The Bronx Zoo's A Great Snake named Jake
. . . to name a few. I don't just do
promotion, I do pizzazz.
Q:
Can you present different programs on
the same day?
A:
The program options on my
one sheet and the chapter in
my books will attest to
that. I'm not an expert on
everything, but as long as
it is in my purview, I know
I can deliver a high
content, entertaining,
enthusiastic speech on it.
Q:
How long is your talk? If necessary
can you cut or expand your
presentation at the last
minute?
A:
A promotions person isn't
worth their salt if they
can't meet the needs of
their audience. Options is
my middle name.
Q:
What size audience are you
comfortable with?
A:
Big or small, short or tall.
I've spoken to 12 people and
to 12,000. But no matter how
many people are in the
audience I'd like you to
understand this. To me, each
audience has but one person
in it.
Q:
Do you customize your talks?
A:
Yes, but I like to call it
personalizing my talk.
Q:
I see from your client roster that
you speak to diversified
audiences rather than a
niche audience. How can you
effectively address so many
different types of
industries and still be
industry specific?
A:
My topic is on promotion.
Everyone needs to promote
him or herself. I take the
universal applications of my
trade and personalize them
to the needs of each
industry. I do this with
audience surveys, reading
the industry literature,
personal interviews and on
site visits where
appropriate.
Q:
What do you want your audience to
take away with them?
A:
Since I personalize my
programs to meet your needs,
that really depends on what
you want them to take away.
Q:
What is your goal?
A:
My first consideration is to
meet your goal. To this I
factor in to educate,
entertain, enlighten, and be
so good at it that, not only
do you ask me back, but that
you'll think enough about me
to refer me to your
colleagues. |
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