Celebrities PR
National Publicity Made Easy: 5 Must-Know Strategies
Attend the national publicity summit to meet over 100 journalists and producers in-person so you can pitch your idea to them to get on TV, radio and in print.
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7 Harmful Attitudes Blocking You From Getting Featured in the Media and Getting Great Publicity
SUMMARY: Are you struggling to get featured in the media? It might be your attitude holding you back. Discover 7 harmful attitudes blocking your path to publicity success, from body image concerns to feeling ordinary. Learn from role models like Oprah and Anne Hathaway, who embrace authenticity. Remember, being yourself is key to media success.…
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8 Things Donald Trump Can Teach Us About Courting Publicity
Guest Post By Victoria Greene It’s fair to say that America is a fairly divided place right now, with wildly differing ideas about what’s right and wrong. Whatever your views, our blundering, boastful President does seem to have mastered one thing, and that’s showmanship. As he appoints more than a few questionable characters to office, many…
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The life-Changing Magic of Speaking Up. (This is my story. What’s yours?)
As a high school student in Palo Alto, California, I was irrepressibly curious and constantly looking for strange and exciting new experiences to try out. And if those “strange and exciting” adventures meant that I could make a little extra money on the side? Even better! That’s how I wound up sitting in a laboratory…
Read MoreSTOP. Do not pitch the media until you do… this. [Free checklist]
At some point, pretty much every business owner dreams of getting featured in the media. From a quick one-line mention in a local blog… to a glamorous booking on The Today Show… media attention feels amazing! But in my experience, many people jump the gun and try to get booked in the media before they’re…
Read MoreHow to tap into your inner “bad girl” and get exactly what you want — from clients, colleagues and the media. (No leather required.)
Remember that classic scene at the end of the musical Grease, where Sandy struts back onscreen, clad in tight leather pants, with her hair teased up to the sky? Goodbye, soft-spoken, mousy blondie. There’s a new Sandy in town, and she’s ready to have her moment in the spotlight. She’s here to get what she…
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