Celebrities PR
5 Best Ways to Get Your Product in Magazines – Plus Resources To Help You Get There
Hard copy magazines are still one of the best places to get publicity for your product. According to The New York Times, “42 percent of people under 30 and 50 percent of people above 30 read magazines.” If you’re looking to get your product into magazines you’ve got plenty of opportunity — off the Internet.…
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2 Questions to Ask Yourself That Stop Nervousness: During a Media Interview or Closing Clients
By Susan Harrow One of the most common questions I get from clients and workshop participants is: “I always get shaky and nervous before any kind of business conversation — whether I’m trying to get a client to hire me, in a job interview, or trying to talk about my work in the media ……
Read MoreWant More Publicity? Learn How to Speak in Sound Bites
By Steve Harrison When you respond to a media request, how will the journalist or producer decide whether to interview you or some other expert? It often depends on who provides the best sound bite. I’ve been amazed at how many people take ten sentences to say what could be said in one or two.…
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How Can I Get on TV? 22 Short Steps to Get in the Spotlight to Double Your Business
Summary: Getting on TV is often seen as a fast and effective way to boost publicity and business growth. Shows from Oprah to Kelly Clarkson have demonstrated the power of TV as a platform for instant recognition and influence. While appearing on TV can be powerful for business leaders, getting it right is crucial for…
Read MoreHow Can I Get on TV? 6 Simple Steps to Skyrocket your Success
When I was preparing for my media tour for my book, Sell Yourself Without Selling Your Soul, I thought that I’d love being on radio and despise being on TV. I’m kinda shy and don’t really relish being in the spotlight. Radio, you can be in your fuzzies, sip your tea, and snuggle in with…
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9 Strategic Actions to Take Now to Be a Thought Leader — and Become a Media Darling
So many people call themselves thought leaders now – but they aren’t. To be a thought leader takes some doing. It’s not so much about being original as it is about putting things together in an original way. Thought leadership marketing comes down to packaging your knowledge, skills, abilities, experiences, and yes, your thoughts in a way that makes you media worthy and worth listening to by your audience—a huge audience. Follow these nine steps to get going on the path to be respected, heard and reverberated out into the world.
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