The media needs qualified experts 365 days a year, 24 hours a day for the constant content they are producing for the millions of TV viewers and radio listeners around the world.

Your experiences, insights and information could be just what the media is looking for. But, you’ve got to break through the clutter and let them know that you exist.

Getting television publicity is 80 percent skill and 20 percent timing. Knowing what to say to producers, plus how and when to say it stacks the odds for being booked in your favor.

When pitching the media, your job is to help the producer create a segment that will give clear reasons why their viewers or listeners should and will tune in.

Pitching effectively is a valuable skill you can use repeatedly to put yourself in front of thousands, hundreds of thousands and even millions of TV viewers and radio listeners that are potential clients who will buy your books, purchase your products, and select your services over the competition.

The popularity of the Internet has paved the way for people to create unique content and promote its viewership online. However, television still remains one of the most watched forms of modern media and is considered more credible in its content creation.

Which is why it’s also one of the most challenging forms of publicity to get; so you have to be persistent and keep contacting producers with compelling reasons why they should use you for a segment.

I teach authors, speakers, and professionals my 5 step process for getting booked on TV talk shows and news programs that transitions them from relatively unknown experts who got media coverage “once in a blue moon” to regular guests that producers put on speed dial.

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