Are You Ready To Appear As a
Guest Expert on TV?
Discover Instantly if You Have What it Takes to
Get Booked on TV Talk Shows and News Programs! |
STOP! Before you invest any more money or time into another info product, live seminar, coaching program, or PR firm, take this FREE 7 question quiz to see if you are really ready to add Television Publicity to your marketing strategy.
When you complete the quiz, Television Personality and Media Consultant Sanyika Calloway Boyce will instantly reply with your very own, custom full-page analysis detailing whether or not TV is right for you.
Plus, you'll get insights on marketing strategies so that you can finally start getting booked on TV or dramatically improve the results of your current television publicity efforts.
Are you ready for massive media exposure? Take this quiz to find out now… |
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You’ve heard all of the publicity experts say that being on television is one of the best forms of marketing and a great way to reach more potential customers. You believe that now is the time to pursue TV publicity because: |
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You have prior TV experience so that automatically increases your chances for more media exposure. |
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A large group of people can benefit from what you have to say. |
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People tell you all that time that you should be on TV. Maybe it’s time you listen to them and go for it. |
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You have a published book and you need an aggressive marketing plan to increase sales. To get your book featured on TV you need to: |
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Identify a targeted group of TV producers to pitch a show idea that focuses on your expertise. Mention that you're an author and ask their permission to follow-up by sending a copy of your book. |
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Write a clever cover letter highlighting why your book is newsworthy and needs to be featured on TV. Then send a copy of your book and letter to every TV producer that you can find a physical address for on the Internet. |
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Send an unsolicited sample chapter of your book as an attachment to the general e-mailbox of several television stations, and then wait for the appropriate producer to respond to your mass email blast. |
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You are willing to do whatever it takes to get booked on TV talk shows and news programs. To prove your commitment to get television publicity you would: |
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Work with a PR firm that can potentially get you major media exposure and consistent coverage on TV in exchange for a $3,500 monthly retainer. |
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Spend dozens of hours reading books, watching TV, and surfing the web to figure out the best way to make your mark on the media for as little money as possible. |
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Invest $1,000 to learn proven step-by-step strategies you can use to get booked on TV repeatedly. |
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When speaking with a television producer for the first time be sure to: |
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Find out if this is a good time for them to talk with you and offer to call back if it’s not. |
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Deliver your pitch as fast as possible because you might not have the good fortune of reaching them on the phone again. |
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Spend as much time as necessary explaining who you are and why you are qualified to be on their show. |
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As a busy entrepreneur you have to manage your time wisely. Although you want to get on TV, it only makes sense to do it if: |
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Producers are professional enough to return your phone calls and respond to your emails. You shouldn’t have to keep trying to get their attention. You’ve done your part by emailing your pitch and leaving a voicemail. |
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You are the best fit for the show because you can contribute great content to the segment, and add value to the people watching. |
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They use the exact story that you pitched. Plus they need to feature your book or product and promote your website on the show. |
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You believe that being on-camera will come easily for you because: |
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You’ve seen some of the people they let come on and know that you would be better than all of them. |
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You are a professional speaker and/or business coach and talking to people is what you get paid to do. |
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Your main points have been written down, and practiced several times. You’re confident that you can deliver your message clearly, quickly, and concisely. |
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Your marketing goal is clear; you want to get booked regularly as a guest on TV talk shows and news programs because: |
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You want to establish (or build) your creditability and standout in your industry. Being recognized is important. |
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Your want to prove your high school teacher wrong – you did amount to something! |
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Everyone knows that with just one TV appearance you’ll become famous and make lots of money. |
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