Posts Tagged ‘interviews’
PR Blueprint
If you’re wanting to get TV interviews and quoted in articles or booked on podcasts, i.e. media placement, like with building a house, you also need a blueprint to make it happen! As you can tell, I’m loving the building a house analogy! 🙂 Your blueprint is your guide, your plan for the whole building…
Read MorePR Predictions for 2023
I’ve been talking a lot about being a thought leader in your industry and what it means and how to use it to get more visible and connect with your audience in 2023. During my Thought Leader Lunch & Learn recently – you can still get the replay HERE – we talked about how to…
Read MoreOur clients in the media
The news cycle typically ebbs and flows with headlines and topics that fit the times. Our current focus, much like the focus of most around the world, has been on topics pertaining to the current events in Ukraine, as well as the myriad of social justice issues that have been making the headlines here in…
Read MoreThe Media’s Return to the Office: Delayed Again
I’m sure this doesn’t come as a surprise, but most media companies are once again delaying the return of people to the office. Some are doing it on a voluntary basis for those who really want to get out of the house or apartment. This means in-person interviews will continue to be slim to none,…
Read MoreHow to Pivot Your Message and Improve Media Interviews
Have you ever been nervous and said the wrong thing on camera? Or maybe you had an interview that didn’t go quite as planned due to the reporter’s questions? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Today, I’m going to teach you how to pivot away from those unwanted conversations and turn them…
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