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How to Get Onto Drive-Time Radio
Shows
Joan Stewart interviews radio veteran George
McKenzie (A live 1-hour teleseminar)
$39.95 + $4.50 postage and handling
You will learn:
Why drive-time radio
is so valuable and why you can't afford to overlook it
The best way to “pay
your dues” before getting onto a top show
The traits of an
ideal guest...demonstrate these and you're as good as in
How to “play the
game” with radio and TV pitches...broadcasters only want guests
who know how to play the game
The one word to NEVER
use in your pitch...they'll dump you in a second and never talk
to you again
How the producer
creates a program...you need to know this so you can help them
do their jobs
Who to call at the
radio station...and why it's OK if you don't have a name at
your fingertips
An example of a great
pitch...follow this example
How to piggyback off
national news events and present yourself as the local angle
4 ways to promote
your new product without having to buy expensive paid ads
Why you must talk
about the benefits of your product, not the features
The one newspaper you
must read to learn more about hot trends...this is the
newspaper that most of the broadcasters read every day
Another easy way to
identify hot topics
The best day of the
week to get coverage...broadcasters are almost begging for stories
on this one day
Clever ways to make
your story pitch fun
A phrase you can use
on the air (DJ’s love it!) and their listeners do too
Why the timing of
your pitch is so important...don't call at the wrong time and
blow your chances
How to use humor on
the air so you're invited back again
3 things to keep in mind
when saying thank-you afterward
Great tips for
follow-up...this isn't the time to drop the ball!
An enticing tool to use
to get on the air and get more airtime than other guests...But
don't even think of doing this with print journalists
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