Archive for the ‘Media Interview’ Category

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Web Development Team - June 12, 20253:18 PM
When most people think of PR wins, they dream big—Forbes cover big, or prime-time CNN slots. And while those glossy, high-visibility features feel good for the ego, they’re not always the smartest move for long-term brand building. Micro-media is the underdog that wins the race. We’re talking about the podcast with a tight-knit audience of 5,000,…
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Web Development Team - June 8, 20253:02 PM
In the noisy world of 24/7 headlines, being the first name that pops into a journalist’s mind isn’t just flattering—it’s business gold. Getting media attention once is great. But becoming a trusted, go-to expert? That’s a game-changer. According to Forbes, journalists need reliable, insightful sources they can call on with tight turnarounds. And in today’s…
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Web Development Team - June 4, 20253:35 PM
Let’s be honest—we’re all wired for emotion. From the way we shop to the content we binge, our decisions are rarely logic-only. So why do so many experts pitch to the media with a robotic list of credentials? At OTA Talent, we’ve found that the real secret to landing those dream TV, radio, and podcast…
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Web Development Team - June 3, 20253:32 PM
We’ve all been told that writing a book is the gold standard for becoming a thought leader. That it’s the secret handshake into speaking gigs, media appearances, and major credibility. But here’s what we’ve learned — and what we teach our clients every day — that’s not the only way in. In fact, in today’s…
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Web Development Team - May 28, 20253:02 PM
We live in a world where information alone doesn’t move the needle. If you’re not entertaining, you’re invisible. Gone are the days when credentials and a PowerPoint voice were enough to land a seat on air. Today’s producers are booking guests who not only know their stuff—they know how to work the camera. We’ve seen firsthand how…
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Web Development Team - May 14, 20256:14 PM
In today’s influencer-saturated world, it’s easy to assume that only those with massive social media followings get featured on TV, in magazines, or on podcasts. But here’s the truth: you don’t need a huge following to land media coverage. What journalists, producers, and hosts care about most isn’t your follower count; it’s your story, your…
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Web Development Team - May 13, 20258:06 AM
In today’s competitive publishing market, writing a great book is only part of the equation. To truly reach a wide audience and drive sales, authors must become effective promoters. One of the most powerful tools at your disposal is media appearances. From podcasts and radio interviews to TV segments and digital features, leveraging media for authors can build…
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Web Development Team - May 12, 20257:57 AM
Breaking into the media world as a guest expert can feel like navigating a maze, especially if you’re new to the scene. While having credentials is important, they alone won’t land you on TV or quoted in a top-tier outlet. Journalists have specific expectations when choosing guest contributors, and understanding those guest expert requirements can make or…
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Web Development Team - May 11, 20257:51 AM
In the fast-moving world of media exposure, what happens off-camera is just as important as what gets aired. Whether you’re stepping into a TV studio, logging onto a podcast interview, or joining a virtual panel, there’s immense value in what’s happening behind the scenes. Media professionals and personal brands are increasingly realizing that sharing behind the scenes…
Web Development Team - May 10, 20257:44 AM
Landing a spot on a podcast, radio show, or television segment can dramatically boost your credibility and visibility. But if your pitch feels too pushy, too rehearsed, or—worse—too salesy, it’ll be ignored faster than you can say “breaking news.” In today’s media-savvy world, producers, hosts, and bookers can spot a promotional ploy a mile away.…