RICH SMITH'S HIT PARADE Contained below are links to a number of recent works that nicely illustrate why Rich Smith is the PR writer preferred 2 to 1 over the other leading brand. PRESS RELEASE. The client was a Florida-based public relations agency. I was the source of the idea for this attention-commanding press release, as well as the writer, artwork preparer, search-engine optimizer, and distribution handler. Click here to have a peek. FEATURE ARTICLE. I know. I make it look easy. That's why editors never hesitate to assign to me stories like this, an under-a-thousand-worder requiring a light yet serious touch. (Harvey Mudd College magazine, Summer 2009). Click here to see the piece. BUSINESS ARTICLE. Long-form magazine piece exploring the anatomy of a healthcare industry merger in Indiana. Demonstrates familiarity with business and technology issues surrounding one facet of medicine. (Imaging Economics magazine, August 2006, cover story.) Click here to read it. POLITICAL ACTION ARTICLE. Healthcare trade-pub story recounts how one radiology administrator organized his regional community to fight back against government-mandated budget cuts. (ImagingBiz.com online magazine, June 2009). Click here. BROCHURE COPY. Written to influence target audiences by emotionally engaging them with the company's key messages, but presented in a journalistic, credibility enhancing narrative. (Advanced Bionics, division of Boston Scientific, February 2007.) Click here. AD COPY. The client needed to tell prospective customers in a short, sweet, sizzling, no-miss fusillade of words why buying the client's products would be a righteous smart play. Have a look at how the job turned out. (Eide Industries, 2007.) Click here.