“The Truth about Publicity”

While working for ABC-TV, we interviewed hundreds of business-owners who thought their story was so valuable and exciting, everyone would be fascinated if we could just get it on the air. In some cases, that was actually true for our particular market here in San Francisco. However, in order to garner appropriate television coverage it was important that the story influenced or affected a large portion of the million+ viewers in the Bay Area. And of course, once in awhile we mixed in a few cutesy animal or special-interest stories as well. The truth about publicity is that it is important to know strategies for each media, to know what they need and to do it right the first time.

To get the media’s attention -- whether you seek coverage in a newspaper, radio, TV or the Internet -- there are some very specific strategies you should be following. Like most good marketing, there’s an art and a science to doing it right. You’ll gain some valuable insights by downloading our website article, “How to Get Publicity.”

This article gives a 14-step process for generating positive publicity for your business, using strategies you should incorporate into your overall marketing plan.

Do remember that publicity by itself is not self-sustaining, and should only be used as part of your marketing mix. If you need insight into what great stories you have to tell to the media, who to pitch stories to or how it maximizes the rest of your marketing, just call. Or if you need help preparing your publicity plan, press releases, strategy, writing, pitching, queries, or need contacts at online or print publications, radio or TV, give us a call – we’ll ensure that you get the most out of your time and efforts.

In the meantime, we hope this knowledge brings you a measure of bliss.

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