Saturday, February 03, 2007

"I Want Some Attention!"

Have you been spinning your wheels trying to get your book or business recognized by more people that just the folks you network with on RYZE or AuthorsDen, MySpace, LinkedIn or Squidoo, etc?

Putting you and your product in the "spotlight" can be overwhelming. BUT IT CAN BE DONE!

Free publicity, sometimes, means breaking away from tradition. Press releases are fine. They serve a purpose but if your press release doesn't capture attention in the first couple of sentences, it goes into the discarded pile. So what should you do when you're hungry for media exposure, especially when you know you've got a great book, product or business and you're excited about it?

Please join me on Thursday, February 8 when I discuss "How to Get Noticed by the Media: Breaking Away from Tradition". This is a follow-up to the call on January 25. Media Experts Raven Blair Davis of WomenPowerRadio in Houston, Louie Jones of the Louie Jones Show in Chicago and Kim Ross, CEO of Kross Media in Washington DC will join me again on Thursday, February 8 at 8pm EST to talk about what it takes for you to get your name and business the exposure it deserves.

Sign up early to guarantee your spot and invite a friend. If you’re on the call on Thursday and decide to sign up for the “Preparing for a Successful Interview” teleclasses, you will be eligible for a special discount.

OK…so here we go again….you can get noticed and we’re gonna tell you how!

To register, contact tonya@womenbizowners.org

Remember, if you WANT exposure then you NEED to be on this call! Even if you were on last Thursday’s call, you might want to sign up again for some NEW information.


Beverly Mahone is a veteran journalist, media consultant and baby boomer expert who helps fellow baby boomers and others make in-roads with the media.

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