Replies to post #21222 on Medizone Intl. (fka MZEIQ)

[goforthebet]

thanks again smeatz. btw. I had a PR agency in germany ;) with you allowness I will repeat your smart post from time to time to remember people, why they are here!!

as always: pastience is the key!! let them work and do the right things step by step..that is the way to built a great company..

btw. I would not offer a client a big PR campagne without the patents ready and done.. that would not be professional

wish you all the best

[goforthebet]

smeatz, I would love to hear your opinion: I have found out all email addresses of Gelatis list. Wouldn´t it be better to give the list to Ed Marshall or Jill and let them do an information letter to those people or do it by us??

thanks for opinions, go

[subpenny]

smeatz

Thanks for the lecture smeatz. Always open for some good constructive criticism! FYI: My 800k shares of MZEI bought back in the late ‘90s only represents about 3% of my total investment portfolio. Lighten up a little!

The Naïve One

[surfski]

Smeatz,
Excellent post on the nuances of PR and I agree with you. I have worked in the advertising business many years, so I do know a few things about PR and marketing.

However, my problem with what I have seen from the PR firm Eversull (from day 1) is not just that they have generated no tangible results to date, but (as I've stated before) that they themselves appear amateurish and unprofessional. Their website is a joke. They purport to be able to present Medizone to the world - but yet they can't even make a minimal effort to present themselves in a remotely professional manner. How can we expect them to a better job for Medizone? From all appearances, Eversull & Co. simply don't understand, don't care, and/or don't know how to create a corporate identity/brand ... and the importance of it.

This is very basic stuff and not difficult or expensive - which is why I join others here in calling for Eversull to be terminated now, so groundwork can be laid correctly in preparation for bigger things to come.

[Howzitgoing]

Talking about an important, quantifiable story, I wish the doctors of Medizone were working with these microbe hunters, epidemiologists identifying some pretty mysterious, dangerous bacteria in hospitals and other places. You find 'em. We'll nail 'em.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/30/science/30microbe.html?hpw
The New Generation of Microbe Hunters