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Electronic Media Kits: How to Create Them, Deliver Them and See INSTANT Results

electronicmediakitstranscd04Joan Stewart interviews publicist Bev Harris during this one-hour telephone seminar available on audio CD and/or as a text transcript..

You will learn:

  • The difference between a media kit and a press kit
     
  • What you must include in your media kit to lend credibility to your statistics
     
  • What dailies, weeklies and radio bookers want to find in your media kit
     
  • What Bev Harris learned when she asked the media to "review" a box full of paper media kits
     
  • Why you MUST offer the media sources other than yourself

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  • The 7 major items in a media kit
     
  • What to include if you're using testimonials
     
  • Recommendations for photos
     
  • How to lure the media to the electronic media kit at your web site
     
  • The most difficult task you face when e-mailing reporters
     
  • Tips for compelling headlines and enticing leads on your news releases
     
  • What you MUST do when contacting editors at IT trade publications
     
  • The ONE item that bigger papers view as worthless in your media kit
     
  • The 3 best ways to deliver your electronic media kit
     
  • The difference between a topic and an angle
     
  • Where to find the ideal layout for a media kit that you can copy for your own site
     
  • What to post at your site regarding your experts
     
  • Exactly WHAT constitutes an expert?
     
  • Why mass-mailing paper media kits wastes thousands of dollars
     
  • When you must get permission to reprint information from other publications in your media kit
     
  • The correct way to follow up with reporters-and what to say when you get them on the phone
     
  • What to ask reporters to get valuable feedback on your media kit
     
  • Where to find information on how to work with individual media outlets
     
  • How to get reporters' e-mail addresses
     
  • Why you should pitch editors who create the op-ed pages
     
  • The power of controversial and contrary viewpoints in your media kit
     
  • Why pitching trade publications is different than pitching bigger publications
     
  • Why journalists want to bypass your PR Department
     
  • How to search engine-optimize your media kits

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Note - this product includes a handout. If you order the CD version, you will be provided a link to download the handout. If you order a transcript, the handout is integrated into the transcript document.

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