Like a cut, if you do not put a Band-Aid on it and take care of it immediately, it becomes infected and it takes a longer time to heal. Next, be assertive but not aggressive when speaking with members about the conflict. Maintain eye contact and be conscious of the tone you use when speaking to the individual. Effective Publicity A vital key to the success of your program is good publicity. When you properly advertise an event, you can expect a larger attendance, increased enthusiasm, and positive recognition for your organization.
Good publicity is more than just throwing some information onto a flyer.
It takes planning and strategy. Try publicizing at least two weeks before an event so everyone has a chance to hear about it, and get excited about it. Be Creative and Unique People will not be attracted to black and white flyers. Think about advertising campaigns, contests, putting an ad in the University newspaper, or having announcements made on the campus television network and radio station. On average, people who are reading flyers spend three to seven seconds reading each flyer that interest them.