The Speaker Checklist: A Guide to Speaking at Conferences
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Looking to take that next step forward to increase positive exposure for you and your company? It may be time to take the stage.
Speaking at conferences can be a key tactic to ensuring your brand gets in front of target audiences that matter the most. Yet, building a speaking program calls for more than just…
The 5 Worst Ways to Pitch Me
Pitching members of the media is hard. There are so many different types of publications, each with its own set of parameters. Then there are all the different personalities. Some writers like pitches that are dry and buttoned up, where others prefer loose and fun. And that’s part of the work, isn’t it? Defining your target publications and then homing in on the right contacts in the right way.……
The 5 Worst Ways to Pitch Me
PR and press. They go together like love and marriage. Cats and Boots. Peanut butter and fluffernutter. We can’t do our job without you, and you can’t do your job without us. But let’s be honest here for a second: sometimes we can get on each other’s nerves. Yes, I know how infuriating it is when we press critters break embargoes or drop a story two days too late. Yes, I’m sorry about it.…
The 5 Worst Ways to Pitch Me
Oftentimes, I’ll receive PR pitches that are complete misfires. Some lack ingenuity. Others are plagued with grammatical errors. Then there are the pitches that are completely irrelevant to my line of work.
Should a tech editor be receiving updates on the new Ralph Lauren Summer 2019 collection? Why does this email sound exactly like every other one sitting in my inbox? Is this pitch…
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5 Essential Tests Home Audio Companies Should Run Before Releasing Products to Market
You’ve got a new audio product. You’re just about ready to send it into the wild. You may even be planning to ship a few review units out in the leadup to the launch. Before you do, though, you want to be as prepared as possible—for reviewers’ scrutiny, for the whims of consumers, and for the uncertainties of the marketplace.
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