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Just a quick fun announcement: I was quoted in an article about resources for finding media appearance opportunities.  There are dozens of outlets that help people connect with these opportunities, and Katelynn Marfousi covers a few of them in this interesting article (below).  *Find my quote near the end of the article *  https://www.prezly.com/academy/the-best-haro-alternatives ~~~ Find the Brummet's Books @: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0845RLK1X Find Them Online via: https://taplink.cc/brummet https://linktr.ee/LillianBrummet ~~~

The one tool that authors and most other entrepreneurs tend to skip is creating a Media Page on their blog or website. I'm not speaking here about a media kit... Media kits, Press kits, One-sheets are single page information sheets. These are often hidden, unpublished pages created only for members of the media to use - no one else wants to see it. In this situation the link would be sent directly to the individual and is often included in your query letter. These days, members of the media tend to prefer a Bio-link Landing Page . The Media Page will contain a list of links to online appearances with the most recent ones at the top. This includes: • Podcast interviews • Published articles that you have written • Published press releases  • Published book excerpts  • Blog interviews Maintain the length of your list by deciding on the number of links that suit that page the best. Our media page lists 70-100 online media appearances... and that means we maintain it oc...

Promo Tour Kit Essentials * Today's article was written by:  By Rian Donatelli -  of: Recruitment and Hiring Manager Connections Consulting & Marketing Solutions - Home of Talent Booking Experts Going on a promo tour? Speaking or public media event? Attending a writer's conference or book signing? Here are some essentials for your promotional tour emergency kit. Pain killer : Ibuprofen, Tylenol, whatever usually helps you. You never know when a headache will spring up right at the beginning of a shift... and in a loud bar at that! Safety Pins : These little guys can do just about anything! Use it to make a regular bra into a racer-back. Pin a lose uniform, or a broken shoe strap. They have a million uses! *Pro tip: Bring a few sizes of pins for different needs. Band-Aids : Whether it's a betraying shoe giving you blisters, or a mishap with a chair or table, or even a last minute tattoo cover up... always have band aids! You might just save a fello...