BONUS FREEBIE: Your message deserves the media’s attention. So how do you get out there in a bigger way? I’ve got you covered. CLICK HERE to grab my free “Checklist to Become a Go-To Media Expert.”
How much business do you think you get from every media mention?
It’s not easy to gauge and it depends.
You may hear from clients that they found you thanks to a particular mention in a magazine or TV segment.
But I’m a big believer that media begets more media. That’s why you shouldn’t be a snob when it comes to which opportunities you take. Read more
BONUS FREEBIE: Your message deserves the media’s attention. So how do you get out there in a bigger way? I’ve got you covered. CLICK HERE to grab my free “Checklist to Become a Go-To Media Expert.”
Teleprompters – they keep coming up again and again with my media-training clients. Questions like:
- Should I use a teleprompter?
- When do I not need a teleprompter?
- How do I use a teleprompter?
- Which teleprompters are the best for entrepreneurs?
Those are just some of the questions that have come up over the years. I’ve worked with dozens and dozens of anchors and reporters who have mastered the skill of using a teleprompter.
If you’re unfamiliar with them though it can be a bit daunting at first. So let me break it down for you.
BONUS FREEBIE: Your message deserves the media’s attention. So how do you get out there in a bigger way? I’ve got you covered. CLICK HERE to grab my free “Checklist to Become a Go-To Media Expert.”
I recently presented, “How to Pitch Broadcast Media” at Robert Wynne’s “BroadcastU” event in New York City.
The event is designed to let public relations professionals personally network with broadcast reporters, producers and bookers in one place, at one time, to finally answer the big question – what does the media actually want?
I’ve known Rob since my Fox News days when he had me on as a panelist.
He very kindly invited me back to speak to the group about media training and how to get their pitches read by the media.
The audience was predominantly made up of hospital and university PR people, which meant I got to see a ton of people who I had worked with as a senior health producer at Fox News Channel – how great! Read more