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Fresh, innovative ideas are where it’s at when it comes to great communications plans. That’s where Ground Words Communications comes in. Find out what your public relations programs are lacking so that we can create a strategy that targets your audience, profiles your business and achieves intended results.
Here are just a few samples of some great projects I’ve completed, working as Ground Words Communications.
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Gord Bamford, Canadian Country Music Award winning artist Tracey teamed up with Canada's Gord Bamford and Cache Entertainment Inc. in 2009 to create the communications strategy to launch Gord's fourth CD, Day Job. Since that time she has been his head writer and brand strategist. Gord received the most nominations by the Canadian Country Music Association for 2010, was awarded the 2010 Male Artist of the Year, 2010 Album of the Year (Day Job), CMT Video of the Year (Day Job), and 2010 Record Producer of the Year (with Nashville's Byron Hill). The awards were announced on Sunday, September 12, 2010. |
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American Cowboy Magazine A volunteer alumni of the Calgary Stampede, Tracey was perfect to team up with Stampede and PRCA Steer Wrestling Champion Lee Graves to write "Three Days at the Calgary Stampede." Gear up to live like a local at the 99th annual event, July 8 – 17, 2011. 2011: Dec/Jan | April/May | Aug/Sept |
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Canadian Cowboy Country |
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Western Producer |
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Tracey attended the 2009 Canadian Finals Rodeo in Edmonton promoting and selling the new book Duke of the Chutes, Harry Vold's Sixty Years in Rodeo. She worked with the publisher, Filter Press Books out of Palmer Lake, Colorado to get copies up to Canada for the special event. If you'd like to purchase a copy of the book, please click on this link. |
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Alberta Conservation Association Tracey worked as the contributing editor of the Conservation Magazine in 2009 and 2010, published twice a year by the Alberta Conservation Association. The Association conserves, protects and enhances wildlife, fish and habitat for all Albertans to enjoy, value and use. |
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Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development Tracey worked with Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development’s Ropin’ the Web branch, writing its communications plan since 2005. She also served as the RTW This Week editor, a popular weekly e-newsletter from the department, for five years. |
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Water Research Foundation Tracey edited and wrote articles for Drinking Water Research, a quarterly publication from the Denver-based Water Research Foundation. WRF is a member-supported, international, nonprofit organization that sponsors research to enable water utilities, public health agencies, and other professionals to provide safe and affordable drinking water to consumers. July–September 2009 • Vol. 19, No. 3 |
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Beneficial Management Practices Environmental Manual The Beneficial Management Practices Environmental Manual for Alberta Farmsteads, otherwise known as the Farmstead BMP Manual, is the last of seven beneficial management practices (BMPs) manuals developed for rural Albertans. Tracey served as the technical editor on the project. Click here to view more |
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Extending the Grazing Season |
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Farming for Tomorrow Tracey was a regular contributor to this Alberta-based magazine for 10 years. Her latest articles can be found in the Spring, 2007 issue. |
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Edmonton Women’s Business Blaster |
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Cattle Wintering Sites |