Research You Can Use
Ed Barks publishes books, research reports, position papers, and articles designed to help his clients enhance their reputations and achieve their long-term business and public policy goals. This emphasis on providing knowledge over the long run is what separates Ed from the pack. It also sharpens his own knowledge, keeping him at the forefront of the communications consulting field.
Below you’ll find a sampling of his content. We encourage you to take advantage of and benefit from Ed’s research into communications strategy, media training, public speaking, presentation skills training, Congressional testimony preparation, and Capitol Hill visits. Contact him at (703) 533-0403 or via email with your questions and reactions.
Ed’s books:
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- Insider Strategies for the Confident Communicator: How to Master Meetings, Presentations, Interviews, and Advocacy
- Reporters Don’t Hate You: 100+ Amazing Media Relations Strategies
- A+ Strategies for C-Suite Communications: Turning Today’s Leaders into Tomorrow’s Influencers
- The Truth About Public Speaking: The Three Keys to Great Presentations
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Original research on cutting edge communications issues
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- “Remote Media Interviews Are Here to Stay: How Your Spokespeople Can Thrive.” Many businesses have paid little to no attention to this emerging facet of their reputation and public image. Is your company prepared?
- “A Buyer’s Guide to Communications Strategy Consultants” Finding the right fit in an expert advisor can be a challenge. The new seventh edition of this paper shows you how to streamline your search.
- Creating Quotable Quotes” This Insider Strategies brief presents some favorite methods for crafting quotable quotes that add punch to your delivery.
- “Media Interviews on Zoom: Best Practices” Even the highest profile media outlets have taken to holding interviews using online video services. This Insider Strategies brief shows how you can ace your remote exchanges.
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