Posts Tagged ‘TV Appearances’
Feel afraid of appearing on TV? Read this
Although she’s known as an engaging speaker, trainer, author, and executive coach, Kimberly (Kim) Faith, was still terrified to be on TV. But she did it anyway. And to see her you wouldn’t know she was fearful or nervous. Watch her here on a major market live TV show in Seattle. Prepare to be encouraged!…
Read MoreThis is How to Get Publicity For Your New Business With Christina Daves
Newbie alert! Christina Daves says you’re primed for publicity even if you don’t know it. We discuss how you can get a quick start on your publicity with easily do-able practices that you can implement today — and get results. No worries if you’re scared, introverted or haven’t a clue. You’ll feel cozy and confident after this chat.
Read MoreSurprise! Stay Cool During Media Interviews That Are Whack-a-Doodle With Diane Altomare
Diane Altomare shows us how to deal with surprise attack questions that have nothing to do with you or your topic. Diane’s first radio interview was a doozy! You’ll discover her media training tips to keep your equanimity no matter what the host says or does and still get your message across to your ideal audience. Diane also talks about how to stay grounded and enjoy the kooky radio interview ride.
Read MoreMy Dr. Oz Experience With Laurie Forster
Listen in while Laurie Forster and I talk about the behind the scenes scoop at Dr. Oz. You’ll discover how she prepped for the show, what it takes to be a guest and how she rocked it live. Laurie got invited back 2 more times (kudos!) which allowed her to raise her speaking fees and get more media appearances.
Read More5 Make-up Tips to Make You More Trustworthy
5 Make-up Tips to Make You More Trustworthy for TV appearances, meetings, networking, or job interviews.
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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