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How To Get The Press To Come To You
- by Paula Gardner
(c) Paula Gardner. All Rights Reserved. http://www.BookShaker.com
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Have you ever noticed how
same people’s names always seem to appear in magazines and newspapers articles which quote them as a source of info and advice on their own particular subject, whether it is web functionality and design, cosmetic surgery or investment banking?
They don’t just get there by accident. They, or their PR Company, have put in a pretty concerted effort to become an expert in their field. And here’s how you can become one too...
1. Your first step is to define your niche. Don’t just choose
whole of your industry. Choosing a particular area that has relevance for people’s lives (or their money!) means that you will be more appealing to a journalist or editor. For instance if you are a life coach choosing one area of coaching (say helping people find a new job) is going to be more successful than trying to set yourself up as an expert on everything. Likewise if you deal with investing people’s money, talking about investing for your children’s education and further education will bring you better results as specific situations and articles will bring you into
mind of
journalists.
2. Get your press release written – who you are and what you do should be summed up clearly and precisely. If you can’t handle writing a press release get hold of a copywriter or contact me for details of my press release writing service. Make sure it has a vibrant and attention grabbing first paragraph as many journalists are too pressed for time to read beyond it.
3. Identify your target publications. This might involve some research into what your potential clients read, watch and check out on-line. Don’t be distracted by
thought of getting into gorgeous glossies or huge consumer publications if your clients are more likely to be swayed by something they read in
trade press. Focus.