In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use news sites to distribute press releases concerning your business. This begins with writing a press release in which you discuss something newsworthy about your company: a new product launch, a special event, a co-branding initiative, charity work, or a high-level change in management. Use terms and language optimized for search. Also be sure to include a press contact’s name, email address, and phone number in the release. PR Newswire and Business Wire are well known press release distribution services. Some services charge a fee, and others are free. Look for general distribution platforms like PRWeb and Newsvine, and also industry-specific distributors or “Microlists” that deal with niches such as tech, healthcare, lifestyle, and finance. After sending out your release over the wires, you may have gotten some attention from the press already, and may now be comfortable reaching out to the press directly. Search for reporters and editors that have written stories you like about similar articles. Reach out with an email, and follow up a day or two later with an email or phone call. You should obviously announce the launch of your company itself, but you can announce other launches as well. For example, you can promote the launch of a new product or service, and you can announce a re-launch, the launch of a new website, a prominent new hire, a rebrand, or the opening of a new location or office. It’s okay to brag. If you’ve gotten great media coverage, or even a mention, you should proudly share your success. Even before you get press, it can be good to alert key followers that it’s coming.  Have a press tab on your website that includes copies of or links to your full articles. Pull out the best quotes from articles that speak highly of your business. You might also to an “As seen in…” graphic. Use press mentions in signage, handouts, and other paraphernalia you bring to trade shows. Include press hits in your email newsletters and social media posts too. Print out and frame your favorite articles to hang them on your wall.
Summary: Promote your business on news sites. Send releases out over the wires. Distribute your release directly to reporters. Make ongoing announcements. Use your publicity.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In order to upload videos to YouTube, you will need to create a Google account. Creating a Google account is free, and if you already use Gmail or Google Drive, you already have an account. Your YouTube account is defined as a "Channel". This is your hub for all of the content you upload and comments you make when you are logged into YouTube. By default, your channel will have the same name as your Google account. If you want to use a different name on YouTube, you will need to create a new Channel.  You can have multiple Channels on one Google account. Each Channel will also get a corresponding Google+ page. To create a new Channel, click your account name in the upper-right corner and then click the "All my channels" link. This will open a page showing all of your linked Channels. Click the "Create a new channel" button to create a new Channel. You will be asked to enter a name for your new channel as well as choose a category. Choose a channel name that relates to your content. This will help make your channel more recognizable and more authoritative. What you need will vary depending on what you are planning on making. Are you going for a TV-like feel with your video? You'll need a decent camcorder and some editing software. Are you just filming yourself? You can probably get by with just a webcam. If you're uploading animation, then you just need your animation tools, no camera required.
Summary: Create a Google account. Create a channel. Obtain your video recording equipment.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Record when to order seeds and plants throughout the year. Write down when and where you purchased seeds and plants, as well as the quantity purchased. If you order through a mail-order catalog or online, write down the purchase information and evaluate the quality of the product when you receive it. Write down the conditions of the soil, what nutrients are needed to amend the soil, when/if compost or other fertilizers are added, and how the soil is prepared for planting. Write down when to plant seeds, flowers, vegetables, herbs, bushes, trees and other plants. Be sure to include the schedule for seeds that need to be started indoors before transplanting. Include care instructions for plants, as well as watering, weeding, fertilization and pest control schedules. Take note of specific pests or weeds in the garden, including photos as applicable. Also note what fertilizer you used on which plants, and how often you applied it. Include when to transplant or divide existing plants. If you are planting vegetables or fruits, record the amount of produce generated. This will help you determine the plants that produce the greatest yield, which will be helpful in analyzing garden costs.
Summary:
Organize seed and plant purchases. Schedule soil preparations. Schedule plantings. List maintenance plans. Write down transplanting dates. Record harvests.