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How to Use Business Journals to Tell Your Story

Joan Stewart and Paul Furiga, former business journal editors, share their best secrets
(Live 1-hour tele seminar)

businessjournalstranscdYou will learn:

  • The difference between business journals and metro business sections
  • Why business journals insist on getting the news first—and how that can benefit you
  • The big advantage of getting into business journals vs. daily papers
  • Where to find the best contacts at your local business journal
  • Why you must meet the person who edits the Focus section
  • How to get your story into the Focus section
  • The types of stories business journals want you to pitch
  • What to pitch along with your own idea that will REALLY get a reporter’s attention
  • 2 ways to demonstrate your credibility
  • How to get a fun brief on Page 2
  • How to get you or your boss in front of business journal staff members
  • How to follow up after you meet a great contact
  • Why you should ask business journal reporters and editors to lunch
  • The etiquette involved in breaking bread with a reporter
  • What to take with you when you go to lunch
  • The most valuable question you can ask reporters that will make them remember you
  • Why you don’t have to advertise to get into business journals
  • How to get your stories onto Crain’s and American City Business Journals web sites
  • 4 things to do at a networking event when you meet a business journal staffer
  • How to use the papers’ electronic media kits
  • Where to find reporters’ e-mail addresses
  • The 2 best days and 2 worst days to call business journal reporters
  • How to entice business journals to co-sponsor your special event
  • How a joint sponsorship can save you thousands of dollars
  • 4 things business journals will expect if they agree to co-sponsor your event
  • The most popular special sections that are waiting for your story
  • 2 big advantages to being in the Book of Lists
  • 3 ways to use the editorial pages
  • The 2 types of letters to the editor that editors will love to print
  • satisfaction412The editor’s worst nightmare and how you can come to the rescue
  • How to convince business journals to publish a special section on your industry

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