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In 2012, I responded to a query that said, “Do you have a product you want to take to the next level (national television).” After several email and phone interviews, I was selected to go to Chicago, appear on the show and compete on Steve Harvey’s Top Inventor segment. www.PRforAnyone.com.
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Rick interviews POST’s Irina Kagan. Rick interviews Anthony Castanos from Save the Redwoods League, and Nadia Hamey, forester and property manager at San Vicente Redwoods. Something I love about public television is that there is room to consider the touching and gentle stories that are just fun to learn about.
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Contact media outlets such as newspapers, magazines, radio stations, and television networks to get coverage for your campaign. Interviews With Experts Subject matter experts , or SMEs, are vital to any successful mental health advocacy campaign.
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Let’s find out in the latest episode of Growing Social Now as Barbara Rozgonyi interviews her friend, and wellness expert, Shawna Coronado. Tune in for a spicy interview that will perk up your wellness – and your business – with tips and strategies from a master marketer!
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Just look at magazine covers. You want to create great hooks. And you want to find the right journalist. And I show you so many ideas on the channel how to make yourself newsworthy. Hooks are super easy. Google the journalists.
Create a great hook – look at magazine covers for ideas. Give them great content in a format they can use on their platform and you will be light years ahead of others when pitching the media. Be newsworthy – try newsjacking. Find the right journalist – use Google! The formula works. It’s proven.
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.” Given that in many countries, alcohol advertising is commonplace – on television, in magazines, and on billboards – why have many taken issue with Sake Viva on social media? The backlash seems to be based not so much on the message but who’s delivering it.
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Most PR firms specialize in print media (getting editorial coverage in newspapers and magazines, both online and offline), and many focus on social media. For example, if they pay for 15 talk radio and podcast interviews, that’s what they get. Hire a firm that specializes in the right media for you.
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