10 Ways To Build Great Relationships with Reporters
Reporters don't want to be your buddy. They DO want these 10 things.
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Reporters don't want to be your buddy. They DO want these 10 things.
Don’t even think of breaking these rules if you want to get published.
Write down these four steps - and do them every single time.
A lot of it has to do with branding and search engine marketing, actually.
It's simple - and you can use your imagination with these formulas.
No, and here's why.
Yes. Deal with it. Here's why.
Reporters may be your most important audience.
Use what's already out there.
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