What would it mean to see your side hustle or small business in your local newspaper, a national magazine, or even on TV? Media attention can be the catalyst for success, but most solopreneurs and small business owners donât know how to tell their own story or who to tell it to.
PR maven, Rebekah Epstein of fifteen media, will show you a few straightforward strategies to get your story in front of the right media.
Join us at Impact Hub (North Lamar) to learn:
A framework of ideas that capture the media’s attention
What outlets are for you and who to contact there
Writing pitches that don’t get deleted
Follow-up etiquette to get through the noise
Public relations is a skill every business owner can use. With this insight, you can successfully be your own publicist and get the media attention you deserve!
We’ll be caffeinated with cold brew courtesy of Chameleon Coffee.
This is a more traditional format where participants absorb information through presentations and talks.
This FieldTrip will not be recorded.
Co-Founder at One Two Collective.
Director of Marketing & Branding.
Content Marketing Consultant.
Textiles and Furniture Makeovers at Stampworthy Goods.
Creative Consultant & Adjunct Professor at UT Austin.
Product Design Lead at Watermark Insights.
Writer at Foundation Communities.
Head of Product Design at Watermark.
Account Manager at SXSW.
Writer/Editor at InVision.
Designer & Illustrator at Solstice Studio.
UX Designer/Marketing Director at Twelve Rivers Realty.
Design leader.
Editor at Rooster Teeth .
Business Owner, Certified Professional Coach, Mental Health Professional, etc… at Sense Counseling.
Access Services Coordinator at Harvard University’s Baker Library; Writer & researcher as a master’s degree student in English at Harvard; Media maker at EEven/Odd Productions.
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