what are the equipments you need before you can start a PR agency?.?
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contacts that may hire you, a good staff including someone to manage budgets, finances and billable hours
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well if you have windows you can go to start, then all programs, then accessories, then voice recorder..good luck =D
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They should have what you need here:  http://us.creative.com/support/downloads/
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Start with Temporary agencies.  I did and I am now working for a great company.  Also you can buy the Seattle time or the PI Seattle Newspaper.   I am sure both paper are on line as well.   Do you have a friend that live in Seattle that can send you these papers??  If not than there might be a newstand that sell all kind of papers from all over the world.
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You should purchase books on Branding/Marketing and communication.  Try the 22 Immutable laws by Al Ries.  Great book. PR/Ad and Marketing all tie in together.  But this is a great book to get started with.
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http://docs.yahoo.com/info/pr/faq.html\nPlease click on the link to find what u r looking for.
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Photo camera\nCamcorder\nVoice recorder\nPen and paper sheets (to write of course)\n\nAnd a good exaggeration mind!!!...
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A microphone and a recording device is all that is required for a "recording studio".  \n\nIf you want to be able to track, mix, edit, and master your own multi-track recordings you will need much more.  The core requirements to do this are:\n\nMicrophone\nPre-amp\nConsole/Mixer\nMulti-track Recorder (Tape, Computer, DAT, Etc.)\nOutboard Effects/Plug-ins (Compression, Reverb, Delay, Etc.)\nSpeakers\n\nThat setup should allow you to produce semi-professional quality recordings (depending on the quality/brand of gear and your personal experience).  If you use a Computer as your multi-track recorder you will also need DAW software and a multi-track interface.
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Equipment is REALLY REALLY EXPENSIVE.  The essentials are probably a good digital video camera and editing software for your computer.  Really no need to do actual film anymore, since you can shoot it on DV and fix it in the computer to make it look like anything you want.  Outside of that, you'd need lighting and sound equipment, but you might want to look into renting that.  Don't forget pizza for your actors...
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Whatever field your business will be in, the first step is to write a business plan which will include your start up requirements as well as about six months (or so) worth of operating capital.  For start-up you must research every little area of your needs: inventory and equipment as well as rent, utilities, licenses, advertising, office expenses, payroll, etc.  So actually no one can answer this question for you as your business will be forged in your unique image, in your unique location.  So, happy researching and planning, and I wish you luck.
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You need a microphone, an internet connection, etc. I agree that you should visit the about.com site listed above.
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Interestingly...you can start with PR.  Many local papers have a section in the busines paper about people on the move, or new businesses, etc.  Then network network network.  You need to maintain your contacts in the media (critical) to your success.  There are a number of small marketing firms that do not have a PR person on staff so you could probably freelance with them.  You will need to do a little research to see how much you can charge.  If you are pretty good at it, perhaps you have a flat rate plus any hours.  Or you bid everything based on an hourly rate (what is that rate???)
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Do you have a presence on the internet?  That would be a great start.  After that, you can write press releases about your various business activities.\n\nSiteSell can help with creating a great web site for a low price and PRWeb has on-line tools for creating and submitting press releases.\n\nGood luck.
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First you can do a search for the term "speakers bureau" which will bring up a listing of companies/agencies that provide such a service.   Browse the listings to find the speaker that best suits your needs.  The contact information should be avaialable via the bureau.  Once you have made contact, you can take it from there.  \n\nP.S. They will likely provide their own contract for you to sign - read it carefully, there may be some room for negotiation in the specifics.
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Start with a headline, include a main photo or graphic, add a couple of smaller support photos or graphics if it makes sense to, include a short paragraph of copy, include a few bullet points of features or benefits, include contact information like a phone number and web address.\n\nDon't use more than two fonts, leave some white space.
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Are you looking to do a channel for cable access only?  If so you would need to contact the local cable provider in your area.  If you are looking for doing over the air TV broadcasting, you would need FCC approval (you can check out www.fcc.gov/mb/video for general info or www.fcc.gov/mb/audio/howtoapply.html for information on applying for a channel assignment.  As for the equipment, you could contact the National Association of Broadcasters (I think its www.nab.org) for assistance.  Their annual meeting was recently held, and during this event there are all kinds of manufacturers displaying.  The big thing you'd need, though, is money.\n\nYou might consider checking with local TV, cable or even radio stations about employment or internships so you could really see the background needed.
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In most cases you need to do free lance and have someone really like your work.  You might need to start at a real low level to get you foot in the door.  An Agent might not be the best choice but the good ones will have allot of contacts.  I new a guy who worked for some small market weekly news paper and low circulated magazine, but was taking pictures at the last KY Derby for the AP.  Just keep on working hard and knocking on doors.  Never burn any bridges or stab anyone in the back.  It might get you ahead for the short score but in the long run who wants to hire a jerk.  Be nice.