Posts Tagged ‘pitching the media’
Oprah Pitch That Got Her into The Oprah Magazine
Summary: To successfully pitch a story to Oprah Magazine/Quarterly/Daily, respond promptly to queries with relevant and specific information. Provide valuable insights tailored to the editor’s needs, like Dr. Leslie Korn did when asked about natural remedies for headaches. In her response, she shared her expertise as a Harvard-trained Integrative Medicine clinician and presented multiple treatment…
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How to Write a TV Pitch Letter and Get Booked on National TV: A 5-Step Formula
Summary: Crafting a successful pitch for TV shows involves understanding the format and host’s style. By creating the entire segment, including theme, guests, questions, and props, you can increase your chances of being selected as a guest. Tips for a compelling pitch include starting with an emotional headline, stating the problem and highlighting credentials, explaining…
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A Backstage Tour Of My Business (How I Make Money, Who’s On My Team … And More.)
If you’ve been reading my emails, lately, you know that I’ve been holed up in my office… surrounded by snoozing kittens, steaming pots of green tea and squares of dark chocolate… putting the finishing touches on a totally new program. (If you missed that memo, have a peek at this. Particularly if you’re hoping to…
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 More3 Ways to Make Sure Your Press Release Passes the Orgasm Test
By Susan Harrow, Media Coach & Author of Sell Yourself Without Selling Your Soul Your press release is like setting up a dating profile. It’s got to attract the right audience and get them to call. The media knows nothing about you. They read your profile, look at your picture, assess your background. Then they…
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