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Page Title: Rules? What rules? – CarterPR

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Page Text: Contact Rules? What rules? What are the new media rules? They’re the principles that govern how we communicate in today’s environment. They’re a combination of exciting and constantly evolving new tools, governed by timeless realities rooted in human nature and the workings of the human mind. Sure, they’re about technology. But they’re also about people. Where they go for information. What they have to say, and how. What they hope for, and what they fear. Some of those things are changing daily. Others never will. If you don’t know the difference, you’ve lost before the game even starts. Every day, we’re integrating the full spectrum of possibilities in ways nobody could imagine a few years ago. What are the new media rules? They’re the ones we’re writing every day. About Carl Carter, ApR Specialist in media relations, public affairs and strategic public relations planning for clients who can't afford to use yesterday's strategies today. From NMR Clients For nearly 20 years, I've seen Carl Carter adapt to every conceivable market condition, staying in front of the changes in technology and the auction industry. NewMediaRules has earned its reputation as the leader in auction PR through consistent performance and excellent personal service for clients of all sizes. -- Will McLemore, founder, McLemore Auction Company, LLC NewMediaRules has brought excellent visibility to our auctions, and his knowledge of the auction business makes it easy for us. I've recommended Carl Carter to other auctioneers, and he has produced outstanding results for them as well. -- Chip Pearce, president, Auction By Pearce News releases on our major auctions are an important part of our marketing program. Carl Carter makes it easy, taking basic information, writing the release, managing approvals and getting it distributed and promoted within a budget that works for us. His detailed reports provide accountability and help us demonstrate our value to sellers. -- John Dixon, president, John Dixon & Associates, member of NAA Hall of Fame Categories

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