You’d be surprised how little it takes to see a quick bit of PR payoff for you.Like the time when my mentor, Anne McKevitt, was just starting out in her first career at 15 years of age in London. Her first on-site hairstyling gig for a leading fashion magazine gave her a tiny photo credit at the bottom of the page…something like “Hair by Anne McKevitt” with the name of the salon.
The day the magazine came out, her salon received over 30 calls from women who wanted to book an appointment with this new upstart hairstylist. And the phone kept ringing for the next two weeks solid. Trouble was, she couldn’t accept any of those appointments!
Anne will tell you what happened during a complimentary teleseminar I’m hosting on Wednesday, September 8, 2010 for everyone who wants to use strategic media and public relations to build their business and their brand. You’ve got to hear the rest of the story (and it’s true)!
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“PR Magic: How to Make You and Your Business Buzzworthy and Gain Coverage in TV, Radio, and Print”
with Ali Brown and special guest Anne McKevitt
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
8:00pm Eastern
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On this call I will be talking with Anne, a seasoned PR and media pro who’s worked both sides of the camera and has generated thousands of newspaper and magazine articles. Anne is a billion-dollar entrepreneur who grew her assortment of companies by getting major newspaper, radio, and television coverage to catch the interest of A-list clients — including the Queen of Spain, Sophia Loren, Vogue magazine, and major retailers worldwide!
If you’d like to know what it feels like to generate a rush of calls to your business by getting popular media on your side, be sure to register now for this complimentary call here.
Love and success,
P.S. Anne’s behind-the-scenes stories about working with the media are better than a prime-time TV program, so feel free to invite your friends and colleagues to the call. Just be sure to reserve your spot here first.