James Galea Works His Magic On GDLA: MyFoxLA.com

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World Music: DigitSongs(TM) is now also available for iPhones in France, Italy, Canada, Brazil and South Africa. Click the pic to get YOURS!

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I am a complete skeptic when it comes stuff like this, but people, THIS STUFF WORKS!! Click the banners for more info.

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I love these little notes!

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TDI Properties, Inc

Daniel Ferszt, President of Global Point Public Relations has been invited to speak on behalf of TDI Properties, Inc at the 13th Annual AAGLA Trade Show, this Wednesday, Oct. 21st. The seminar is based on the syndicated editorial “How to Keep 100% Occupancy In a Tough Economy,”  (developed by TDI Owner, Tzvi Ferszt - co written with Daniel Ferszt) and lays out comprehensive marketing strategies in today’s rental climate.

Over 1,000 people expected to attend… Gulp.

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Dear Everyone,

Here it is, the new Website/Blog/Social Media thingy. Hope you like it. I am aware of a few bugs in the system and they will be fixed soon.

There will be a lot of posting , especially since new clients are climbing aboard (Gd bless), which means more press releases. There is also a new campaign coming soon that will blow your mind! Knock you out! Thrill your gills!

But I am NOT telling

Besides the usual excitement, there will be informative posts from all over the web. Whatever it is, feel free to share (there are sharing icons under each post) and definitely feel free to comment. The option to subscribe or follow on Twitter is on the sidebar.

Thanks for stopping by. Have fun!

Daniel Ferszt, President

Global Point Public Relations

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Jeff Richards (SNL, MAD TV) brings his all star list of comics to the stage in an all out fight against poverty. Asswax 4 Hunger will take place at the infamous Comedy Store this Thursday, September 17th at 8:30 PM. This special event, described as a “Non Conformist Comedy Benefit for World Hunger” will be hosted by Kato Kaelin. Celebrity comics confirmed so far are Ian Edwards(Comedy Central, Bad Boyz of Comedy), Chris Porter
(Last Comic Standing), Jordy Fox (Tom Green House Tonight), Jason Gillearn (The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live), Bobby Wheeler (The Oprah Winfrey Show), Shawn Halpin (Comedy Store Regular), Eleanor Kerrigan (Opening comic for Andrew Dice Clay) and a surprise special guest (past special guests include Dane Cook, Sarah Silverman, Kevin Nealon and Jeffrey Ross). This will be the 4th Asswax showcase, which has so far raised almost $10,000 for victims of hunger.

“People are hungry around the world,” says Richards. “I am hungry at this very moment…so many people don’t have refrigerators with cheese in them. This is a super important event that blends hunger pains with laughing pains”

To purchase tickets in advance, go to www.tastyjeff.com. The Comedy Store is located at 8433 W. Sunset Blvd L.A. 90069. Doors open at 8:00pm.

All media inquiries contact Daniel Ferszt at Global Point Public Relations (310) 359-8419 or email dferszt@globalpointpr.com

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The World Needs to Know! (866) 594-GPPR

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THE POINT

To Believe or Not to Believe…

I’ve played once before in the complex sandbox of Public Relations. In other words, I used to work in PR back in “the Day” (2000-2005); primarily with entertainers. In hindsight I can say with complete confidence that I disliked 95% percent of them. At the end of my run, I found myself burnt out – to a crisp. I left my desk with the intention of leaving for good.
However in 2007, through certain circumstances, I was pulled back to that desk to help raise funds and awareness for two non-profit organizations. One project I had worked on involved a drug counseling center and the other, a pre-school. I found the work to be spiritually rewarding and was therefore successful in strategically planning publicity tactics and pitching the media. It was then that I realized the obvious: I’ll do better at my job if I truly believe in what I’m selling. I launched Global Point Public Relations immediately. Now I’m back in the PR business with a whole new song and dance.
On Sunday night my professional journey led me to the Brandeis-Bardin University, where I was finally privileged to watch a play I’ve been promoting this past month called “The Quarrel”. I already knew the plot; two friends, having survived the Holocaust, are shocked to meet in a park years later, having believed the other dead. One has become a Rabbi and one has lost his faith. What ensues is an argument over Gd, morality and the past; a Quarrel. But though I knew generally what I was going to see, I found myself sitting in my chair while my eyes welled up with tears: I was blown away.
The two main characters, Chaim (played by Sam Guncler) and Hirsch (played by Reuven Russel) argue their respective beliefs with ferocity and great depth of sincerity. Chaim is as deeply passionate about his lack of faith as Hirch is in his devotion to Gd. Further, because of their horribly painful experiences and enormous losses during the Holocaust, they both demonstrate every reason to feel the way they do. While the Quarrel is never really settled, the relationship between these two friends comes across as deep, personal and rich with the history that created it. They love each other a great deal despite their anger, and are thankful for the chance to meet again. And though their beliefs are profoundly different, they share an underlying connection that only they understand. Co writer Rabbi Joseph Telushkin sums up the theme of The Quarrel up perfectly; “Can you love someone whose views you can’t stand?” while Sam Guncler advises; “See it with someone you hate!”
The Quarrel tugged at my personal struggles and when the lights came on and the cast bowed, I noticed that others were affected as well. I appreciate the way the story focused on human relationships as much as it did on our relationship with Gd.
As for me, I’m with Hirsch and I am thankful to have worked with such a wonderful production, one that reinforces my desire to work with clients in whom I have faith. I can’t wait to promote The Quarrel when it comes to California again, and I can’t wait to see all you Angelinos there.

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