Pr Business Viral Marketing
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Summary
Many business owners underestimate their expertise in their field. The media constantly seeks expert opinions for their stories. How can you leverage this need and get your business featured in the press?
To effectively bridge this gap, stay alert for breaking stories related to your industry. For instance, if you run a computer repair business and there's news about a new virus, reach out to the reporter or media outlet with your expert insights.
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Many business owners don't realize they possess valuable expertise in their field. The media is always on the lookout for expert opinions to enrich their stories. So, how can you position yourself to get your business mentioned in the media?
Start by keeping an eye on breaking news related to your business sector. If you're in computer repair and a new virus emerges, contact the journalist or media organization that covered the story and offer your expertise.
Focus on discussing the story, potential solutions, and the implications if the issue isn't addressed promptly?"not your business details. If you're lucky, they might publish your insights, and you'll become their go-to expert for future stories.
Many people aren't aware that media outlets have an endless appetite for fresh content. How can you help satisfy this demand? One way is by writing articles. For example, I work in franchising, so I write extensively about the franchise industry. I ensure these articles focus on the industry, not my business, because media dislikes self-promotional pieces.
I've contributed articles on all aspects of franchising, deliberately avoiding direct promotion of my business. These pieces have been featured on various franchise websites, newsletters, and global magazines. The only mention of me is in the byline, which media outlets must include to use my work. This approach is what I call viral marketing.
It's particularly effective when stories are published on media websites, as it can include live links back to your own site. One article I wrote, "Business Cultures Old and New," has been widely published and translated into multiple languages.
Interestingly, the response to my articles varies. Some that I craft meticulously never gain traction, while others written quickly become popular. The key is to produce many articles and let the media decide which ones resonate.
Creating catchy headlines is a challenge. Occasionally, I stumble upon a successful one. I've noticed that a strong headline can be the difference between success and obscurity.
Another insight is that negative articles often perform better than positive ones. Readers are more drawn to stories about industry scams than opportunities.
In closing, always be truthful and thoroughly research your content. If you cite statistics, keep a record of the sources in case you're asked to verify your findings. Fabrications and inaccuracies can damage your credibility, especially if your article goes viral.
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