I still remember the moment a Wall Street Journal reporter returned my call and said he wanted to do the story I had proposed. Wow, what an adrenaline rush that was!

It took a couple of weeks to work with the reporter to gather the quotes and facts, but when the article came out, our phones were ringing off the hook.

As an experienced writer for real estate media, I know what it takes to write a real estate press release that newspapers, trade journals, and your prospective clients will notice.

I've successfully pitched artices to the Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Business Journal, Orange County Business Journal, Los Angeles Times, Orange County Register, and numerous newspapers and trade publications.

June 15, 2006

Do an Internet search for the word "architect" and you're likely to find as many references to website design and construction as to building design. That's because the elements of good design are similar whether the media is concrete, steel, and wood, or digital information.

Former architect Kevin Harper, now principal of Nampa web design and hosting firm TopSellerSites.com, has been building the website for the upcoming God and Country Festival (June 28th). Not surprisingly, he finds this kind of design and building equally as engaging.

The relationship between the Old Media and the New Media is not as bitter as one might think. A blogger and web marketing consultant explains that these sometimes-feuding parties need each other.

(PRWEB) December 2, 2004 -- According to one blogger, the rise of New Media has not made the Old Media irrelevant--at least not yet.

"There's no doubt that the Internet has shaken up the mainstream new media" says Kevin Harper, blogger and webmaster of TopSellerSites.com. "But that doesn't mean the two worlds are completely at war with each other. I would even make the case they need each other."