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Hi again. A few years ago, I talked to a business owner who wanted media coverage so badly. She had a great organizing business, knew her stuff, had happy clients, and could talk about her industry all day long without taking a breath. But when I asked her if she had ever pitched herself to the media, she immediately said: “Why would they care about me?” Oof. The tiny sentence that keeps so many brilliant business owners hidden. She thought she wasn’t "big enough" yet. Not enough followers, name recognition, or fancy credentials. So instead of pitching herself, she kept waiting until her audience was bigger, her website looked better, she had more clients, and felt more official. Basically, waiting until the magical PR fairy floated into her office wearing a blazer and whispered, “You are now worthy of local news.” That fairy is rude, and she does not exist. Here’s what I told her: The media does not need you to be famous. They need you to be useful. Instead of pitching herself as a business owner who wanted attention, she pitched a timely, helpful idea tied to what her ideal clients were already thinking about. “Three things families should declutter before summer break so their homes don’t turn into a tiny indoor landfill by June 13.” That is a useful story that gives a producer, editor, writer, or podcast host something their audience can actually use. And guess what? She got the feature because the angle made sense! Say it with me: You do not need to be a household name to get media coverage. You need to know how to take what you already know and turn it into a pitch people actually want to say yes to. That is exactly what I teach inside my bootcamp, Pitch Publicity Profit. In 3 hours, I’ll help you figure out:
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