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The media likes to tell strong, definitive stories, but that doesn’t equate to ‘simple’. Here’s how to make your business more definitive and in doing so – more attractive to the media. Read more
Comments: 4Not every business can afford a PR firm, but it is possible to get publicity for your business on your own. A story is a story, whether it comes from a PR consultant, or you. Read more
Comments: 0Developing your voice is the process of forming, expressing and promoting your own ideas and opinions; and it’s essential to building a public profile in your industry. Here’s where to begin. Read more
Comments: 4Being asked by the media to make comment on an issue is great publicity for your business – but only if you leverage it for all it’s worth. Here’s how to get the most out of media coverage for your business. Read more
Comments: 0Being known as a ‘business leader’ makes you more attractive to the media, but how can small business owners earn the title? Read more
Comments: 0Generating publicity about your business is an effective and easy way to raise your profile, establish your credibility and attract new clients. Here’s how to generate free publicity for little to no cost. Read more
Comments: 8Your name is on the speaking event program; your speech is ready. Now – how do you get the event publicist excited about you and ensure you get noticed? Read more
Comments: 4Getting your business in the media can help boost sales and bring in more business, but how do you go about pitching to the media? Read more
Comments: 2Ready to start contacting media so you can harness the power of PR? Here’s how to write a perfect media pitch that will get a busy journo’s attention. Read more
Comments: 6Only those adept at answering questions are of interest to the media. Do you know your expert opinions and can you articulate them clearly? A great way to improve is by interviewing yourself. Read more
Comments: 4Many soloists would kill for a story on radio, television, a newspaper or magazine, but before you start your DIY PR campaign, read about what doesn’t work. Read more
Comments: 4Being quoted as a subject matter expert in the media can give you and your business enormous PR leverage. But what does it take to convince a journo of your expertise? Read more
Comments: 3I’ve been pondering how these days, many people equate media exposure with credibility. So if you’ve been on telly, you must be good, is that right? Read more
Comments: 30Free publicity is priceless, but it can be hard to get a journalist's attention. In this video, Robert talks to Flying Solo contributor Philippa Lowe and discovers just how to get noticed. Read more
Comments: 6Often when a small business opens, local community organisations look to them for donations. They all have worthwhile aims, so how do you choose which to give local community sponsorship to? Read more
Comments: 5Public relations (PR) is often thought of as a form of marketing without a measurable return on investment (ROI), but nothing could be further from the truth. Read more
Comments: 6Congratulations! Your DIY publicity efforts are starting to pay off. Now it’s time to think about turning media coverage into sales. Read more
Comments: 3Attending, speaking at and hosting events are all valuable opportunities for public relations. Here’s some PR tips to make them work for your business. Read more
Comments: 3Free publicity? Bring it on! Tim Reid & Luke Mouton's entertaining and insightful podcast shows you how to get the word out... for free. Read more
Comments: 7Just a little bit of media attention may be all it takes for your publicity to snowball, taking your micro business out of obscurity and into the spotlight. Read on for some more publicity tips. Read more
Comments: 8You’ve identified your business news hook, and you’re geared up to generate news about your business. Now it’s time for the media pitch. Read more
Comments: 3When it comes to securing publicity, any attention you receive is not actually about you. In this article, let's look at the essential steps to generating some valuable publicity through publicity campaigns. Read more
Comments: 2Speaking at conferences establishes you as an authority in your field and provides great networking opportunities. But how do you land those highly sought gigs speaking at business conferences in the first place? Read more
Comments: 8Media releases work best when they have a hook, and one of the most reliable ways to generate publicity is to tie in with current news stories. I’ll show you how. Read more
Comments: 7If you’ve ever seen a competitor quoted in a magazine and thought "I should have been interviewed for that," it’s time to start generating your own publicity. Here are some DIY PR tips to help you get started. Read more
Comments: 6When was the last time you did something out of the ordinary and pulled a publicity stunt to market your business? If you’ve never ventured beyond your beautifully designed website and informative e-newsletter, it’s time to do a “Richard Branson”. Read more
Comments: 11In this video I talk to journalist, author, entrepreneur & Flying Solo LIVE! presenter Valerie Khoo. A must-view if you want to know what a journo really looks for and get some great tips to spread your message in the media. Read more
Comments: 8Every article you write can boost your profile and generate leads, provided that customers know you’ve written them. Read on to learn seven methods of article marketing to more effectively publicise your articles. Read more
Comments: 8Recently, I wrote about how article marketing gives you free publicity. Here are some practical article writing tips to help you write an article that your clients and prospects will love! Read more
Comments: 16At Flying Solo, we get some valuable media coverage. Not only is this great for our brand, it makes us smile a lot! Here are some tips from our approach to the media that may help you with yours. Read more
Comments: 11A business award is a publicity bonanza for the lucky winners, with many reaping huge benefits such as cash injections, interest from potential business partners and more customers. So how do you go about getting on a small business awards shortlist? Read more
Comments: 6It’s not always easy to recognise the difference between free publicity and paid advertising. Here's how you can and how each can help your business. Read more
Comments: 7A well constructed case study has all the elements necessary to get your marketing message across and establish the trust needed to build good business relationships. Here’s how to create a case study to help you win business and raise your profile. Read more
Comments: 6Marketing your solo business can be tough when you have little spare cash. Here are some tips to gain great small business PR, with no outlay - other than your time, Internet connection, office stationery and business cards. Read more
Comments: 17Successful media interviews are a great way to promote your business. But if you’re unfamiliar with being interviewed, you may get daunted by the prospect. Rather than saying no to the opportunity, there are ways you can eliminate unnecessary fears. Read more
Comments: 3Word of mouth is a very powerful public relations weapon and one of the best ways of generating it is through publicity. Although publicity can be very valuable, it is often overlooked as a true means of creating interest in a product or service. Read more
Comments: 5Publicity is supposedly seven times more effective than advertising, and it is free if you do it yourself! Learn how to write a media release to capture the attention of journalists, and you can cash in on the free editorial coverage. Read more
Comments: 3Writing articles and submitting them to the media is an excellent way to get free publicity. Any time you have something published it creates awareness and enhances your credibility. So how do you go about it? Read more
Comments: 2An online profile is the ideal way to improve media exposure and that of your brand. By creating a dedicated 'media room' you will maximise your chances of getting noticed. Read more
Comments: 4If your approach to developing new business is based only on identifying and approaching prospects, you might need to think about a different public relations strategy so you don't miss out on attracting business to you. Read more
Comments: 0You don't need a huge PR budget to enjoy media exposure. Follow these 10 tips to increase your chances of nabbing the attention of editors and journalists. Read more
Comments: 2Every day publications of all description need words to fill their pages. Someone has to provide those words, it might as well be you! When seeking to get your story into print, a successful media campaign can really make a difference. Read more
Comments: 3One of the most quick and easy small business tools is a 'Communications Toolkit’ – a repository of words, images and ideas that’s always ready with your best openers, lines, written examples and pictures of your work. Read more
Comments: 4If you want your business to stand out from the crowd, a media release may just be the answer. Not only can you enjoy free publicity, you'll also get added recognition. Read more
Comments: 5When it comes to meeting potential clients, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. Effective personal PR holds the secret. Read more
Comments: 2Having control over how you're seen by your public is one of the joys of soloism. So are you using public relations to get your message out there? Read more
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