Most people think publicity comes last.
First, they finish the book.
Then they build the website.
Only after everything feels ready do they ask the media for attention.
But waiting can cost you a valuable source of feedback.
A TV producer may spot a stronger angle in your idea.
A journalist may tell you which part of your message feels new.
A podcast host may suggest the question their audience would want you to answer.
That feedback is much easier to use before every detail is locked in.
You don’t need to arrive with a finished publicity campaign.
The National Publicity Summit gives you media training and tools before you meet hosts, TV producers, journalists and podcasters through online Zoom meetings.
You can learn what makes your work interesting to the media while there is still time to sharpen it.
If you’ve been waiting until everything feels ready, consider reversing the order.
Apply to attend The National Publicity Summit:
In the interest of full disclosure, I’m a partner for this program.
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Jordan McAuley, Founder
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