PETER SHANKMAN
| POSTED ON April 16th, 2010 | 48 COMMENTS | + ADD YOUR COMMENT |
How to Answer a HARO Journalist Query
Please link to this, post this around, dump it onto Twitter, etc. The more people who watch the better HARO works for everyone. Blue skies!
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