Kyle Deming Newsfeed: Can PR be successful in just 30 minutes a day for 21 days?

Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Can PR be successful in just 30 minutes a day for 21 days?

Hi Kyle,

You know the value of PR. But how do you land great PR? That's the million-dollar question!

The answer is actually quite simple: It takes a little action and know-how.

The know-how is easy. Get it here:

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But just to be clear, THE ACTION IS ON YOU!

How much action? The guide is designed for a 30-minute time investment each day for 21 days.

We cover topics like:

Open Sesame: The Subject Line the Media Can't Resist
Who the Heck Are You?: Creating Compelling Bios
Learning the Interview Dance: Interview Questions
Just the Way the Media Likes It: Perfect Pitch Formulas

These modules are designed so you can walk away with the keys to unlocking the mysteries of PR. It's a practical guide to show you not only why we do what we do, but also how to do it for yourself in as little as 30 minutes a day.

Really! Just check out these rave reviews:

Great Action Plan
By Jeannine Dowdell on May 15, 2016
Format: Kindle Edition | Verified Purchase

What a smashing action plan! I've read through it the first time and can't wait to to a product we're selling. It seems to have made PR - a BIG subject simple to learn and apply.

Keeping it simple with no nonsense but packed with guidance and what you need to polish your PR
By DFReview on May 16, 2016
Format: Kindle Edition | Verified Purchase

The 21 Day PR Guide from Wasabi Publicity offers an easy to follow guide to setting up your media kit and publicity. It shows you that you already have most of what you need and how to present it in the best manner. Each chapter gives you daily action steps and walks you through step by step of the process and helps you to refine your promotional tools and descriptions. The book helps you to define and evaluate your goals. In week one, you will create "your online press kit." Week two assists you in "creating compelling bios." In week three, you will learn how to "reel 'em in." You'll have what you need to meet with media personnel. They wrap it up with an appendix of inspiration and examples of success. They include examples of home pages, bios, news and story ideas, interview questions, elevator and email pitches. I have browsed through the book with speed reading and will go back through in more thorough detail in putting together my own PR kit. My initial impression is very favorable. I like the simplicity of the layout, no nonsense approach and language. The steps are easy to follow and can be completed at your own pace. Each includes exercises to help you refine your skills and learn better methods. I like that it focuses on you and your specific needs, while offering real examples to give you an idea of what to aim for. I will update the review once I have implemented my own PR campaign and let you know how it all worked for me.

One more thing...

To celebrate, we're offering a free list of 100 national TV media contacts for the first 21 days our book is available (that's until June 6). Just write a Verified Review in Amazon and those are yours to help land great PR and change the world with us.