Press Release 

Headlines And Story Angles For Teaching Kids Business Using Reality Media For Kids

Press Release - For immediate release

TeachingKidsBusiness.com 

November 10, 2003

Toronto, Canada and Seattle Washington, USA, 

What's The Catchy Headline And Angle For A Story About Teaching Kids Business?

What's the angle to get some attention on this topic. Do we try and hire a high priced actor or sports star as a spokesperson for how cool business is, take out ads with a catchy slogan "Hey kids, its cool to be into business" or do we advertise to kids and parents to give a gift of business to a child instead of the latest toy. 

Jeff Brown, the founder of TeachingKidsBusiness.com, realizes it is difficult to attract awareness on the subject of teaching kids business. Brown has created a reality media program for kids and interested parties to come up ideas.

Reality media For Kids is developing as an online brainstorming form and reality story telling at www.teachingkidsbusiness.com/reality-media-for-kids.htm . The site gathers story ideas, headlines, story angles and stories about kids in business and preparing kids for business.  The information captured will be made available to the site visitors and media through the www.teachingkidsbusiness.com website with the goal of providing kids with resources to help them prepare for their futures. A contest is also in the works.

This idea evolved after Brown received an e-mail from a business newspaper asking for an angle to write about his recent book,  an e-mail from an Australian author having difficulty researching business stories on kids 15 years and under, after reviewing hundreds of kids resumes and other inquires from teachers. Brown recognizes that there are lots of ideas and  stories out there that will be of interest to people and helpful to kids.

Brown acknowledges that teaching kids business is not an easy story to research as few kids appear to be in business, few kids' business resources are available, business is not a primary school core curriculum subject, business is not a common family activity nor dinner time conversation, kids in general are not well prepared for careers or business and it is usually not the subject of parties.  Brown is hopeful  this program will help create some awareness for the issue of teaching kids business.

TeachingKidsBusiness.com is an initiative to help prepare kids for business by developing skills and providing opportunities for experience. For more information, go to the website at www.teachingkidsbusiness.com, email us at: info@teachingkidsbusiness.com, or contact Jeff M. Brown directly, by phoning 905-830-9936.