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Radio interviews are tricky: How to be a perfect guest
This guest post, the first of a two-part series, was written by Margaret Larkin, owner of Metrolingua LLC in Chicago. She produces the popular podcast Radiogirl. You can also find her on Google Plus...
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Radio publicity: More tips to make hosts love you
This guest post, the second of a two-part series, was written by Margaret Larkin, owner of Metrolingua LLC in Chicago. She produces the popular podcast Radiogirl. You can also find her on Google Plus...
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12 bridging statements to use in tough media interviews
One of the best ways to prepare for a difficult media interview is to make a list of a few of the worst questions you can imagine being asked, and prepare responses to each question. It’s easier...
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Offer journalists, bloggers a Skype interview with you or your expert
The more “extras” you can offer journalists and bloggers when you pitch, the more you increase your chances they’ll cover your story. When pitching, even print media, offer a Skype interview with...
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5 ways authors can dazzle TV talk show hosts and viewers
This guest post was written by Danny Kofke, a special education teacher from Hoschton, Ga. His love of teaching and finances led him to write two books: “A Simple Book of Financial Wisdom: Teach...
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7 ways prepare for media interviews and always be ready
Reviewing Stephanie Chandler’s book, Own Your Niche: Hype-Free Internet Marketing Tactics to Establish Authority in Your Field and Promote Your Service-Based Business, has been on my to-do list for...
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Tips for getting booked on the more than 800 Mind-Body-Spirit radio shows
When you think of talk radio, you think politics, home improvement shows and public radio. Mind-Body-Spirit shows aren’t as obvious, but they have huge followings. Guests talk about familiar topics...
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5 Tips for Selling Books or Products on Radio
Radio can be a goldmine for you if you have a book or product to sell, you can pitch a good hook to get onto the show, and you can give the station a compelling interview. And you don’t have to appear...
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On TV and Radio, Avoid a Hot Mic That Leads to PR Hell
By Roshanda E. Pratt It has happened to presidents, vice-presidents, CEOs, athletes and even reporters. Those who witness it relish in enjoyment while those on the back end are utterly embarrassed....
View ArticlePrepare for Nasty Questions at Book Signings, Speaking Gigs
If the topic of your book or public speaking engagement is remotely controversial, be prepared for a tough, angry, hostile question at your next book signing or speaking gig. One of the very best...
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How to Create Sizzling ‘Book Hooks’ for Drive-time Radio
One of the biggest mistakes authors make when trying to get onto on a radio show as a guest is the same mistake they make when trying to get onto a TV show and in print. They pitch their books. DJs and...
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7 ways prepare for media interviews and always be ready
Reviewing Stephanie Chandler’s book, Own Your Niche: Hype-Free Internet Marketing Tactics to Establish Authority in Your Field and Promote Your Service-Based Business, has been on my to-do list for...
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Tips for getting booked on the more than 800 Mind-Body-Spirit radio shows
When you think of talk radio, you think politics, home improvement shows and public radio. Mind-Body-Spirit shows aren’t as obvious, but they have huge followings. Guests talk about familiar topics...
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5 Tips for Selling Books or Products on Radio
Radio can be a goldmine for you if you have a book or product to sell, you can pitch a good hook to get onto the show, and you can give the station a compelling interview. And you don’t have to appear...
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On TV and Radio, Avoid a Hot Mic That Leads to PR Hell
By Roshanda E. Pratt It has happened to presidents, vice-presidents, CEOs, athletes and even reporters. Those who witness it relish in enjoyment while those on the back end are utterly embarrassed....
View ArticlePrepare for Nasty Questions at Book Signings, Speaking Gigs
If the topic of your book or public speaking engagement is remotely controversial, be prepared for a tough, angry, hostile question at your next book signing or speaking gig. One of the very best...
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How to Create Sizzling ‘Book Hooks’ for Drive-time Radio
UPDATE on Nov. 22, 2015: You can listen to the free replay of this call here. *** One of the biggest mistakes authors make when trying to get onto on a radio show as a guest is the same mistake they...
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Media Interview Tips & Training: 10 Magic Phrases They Love
The next time you do a media interview, remember these 10 Magic Phrases the Media Love. Almost no one says these things during an interview. That’s because most people being interviewed talk about...
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14 Questions to Never Ask Journalists
PR pro Michelle Garrett’s 7 Questions NOT to ask a reporter are a perfect checklist for anyone new to publicity, as well as to people who have been working with the media for awhile. Reading them took...
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21 Questions You Can Ask Journalists Before, During and After Interviews
If you’re contacted by a journalist, knowing the types of questions you can ask them will help you both. These fall into three categories: Questions you can ask to help you decide whether you should...
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