Did you know that reporters and TV producers look at YouTube to see if you are ready for prime time?
It’s an interesting insight I picked up at the Authority Marketing.com seminar from John Maher of McDougall Interactive, based in Danvers, MA.
“Local TV producers want to see you in action. It’s a good way to show you are knowledgeable and personable. A good video shows producer you’d be great on their shows,” he said.
National TV producers are the same way. They want to see that you’ve had experience on local TV before they put you on a bigger stage. They want to make sure you will be comfortable in front of a camera. They’ve seen too many guests freeze when the lights go on!
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This is so true! I recently booked 9 segments on major networks in 30 days on Fox, ABC, NBC and CBS. I have over 400 videos on YouTube and use it consistently each week to showcase my expert status and authority.
Montina Portis
Creative Internet Authority