R.M. Barrows, Inc. Advertising & Public Relations

For Bad Poetry Day in the Newsroom and for Bad Poetry Day in Business and Finance, be sure to treat yourself and your co-workers to a poem about the News Business called "Slow News Day" and a poem about Business called "Better than Expected Losses"

Be a Hero! Tell your company about some very easy-to-use Advertising Math that can help all kinds of businesses make a lot more money! The math is called "The Barrows Popularity Factor." You can read more about it at www.barrows.com/bpfinfo.html

Attn: Artists, Writers, Poets, Musicians and Inventors: Here is a poem/potential song lyrics that all kinds of artists everywhere can relate to (and vent to). It's a poem by Robert M. Barrows called "Got Those Starving Artist Blues?"

Here is some information about a trilogy of paintings by Robert M. Barrows that make some interesting statements and ask some interesting questions about the art market, art prices and multimillion dollar art auctions.

Attention Media Companies: Here are 12 questions that people might ask about the slippery slope of "Native Advertising." (Native Advertising is also called "Branded Content," "Sponsored Content," "Advertorial" "Publishing Partner," etc.)

Attn:Business Editor:Here is a poem about the economy that media companies could set up to be interactive with their audiences. It could generate Worldwide Publicity, Worldwide Participation and Tremendous Advertising Revenues from all over the globe

For July: For Independent Retailer Month: Here is some information about some very essential Advertising Math that can help all kinds of retailers, and all kinds of businesses, make a lot more money, all throughout the year

Forget the BBQ stuff, forget the tools, forget the baseball cap, forget the ties…give Dad the gift he really needs…give him some jokes that people will actually laugh at! Give him a book called "Crazy Robert's Joke Book"

Here is some information about several projects and promotions that could help generate tremendous new advertising revenues for newspapers, magazines, for broadcasting and cable companies, and for internet media companies.

Here is some information about some very easy-to-use advertising math that can help all kinds of businesses make their advertising much more effective starting immediately. The math is called "The Barrows Popularity Factor."