How to Get Press

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There are a couple things you have to have to even give yourself a chance when pitching writers to write about your business. You have to have an amazing product or service that people love. Your customers must love you and want to talk about you. If you don't have that part already figured out, stop right now and go figure that part out. View full post: http://www.johnrampton.com/get-press-incmty-slides/

• Who they are?
• What are their pains?
• How do you solve their problem?
• What sites do they frequent online?
• How do they interact with your product?

Good example:
Airbnb
Airbnb Find a
place to stay.

Bad example: No Name Company
We are a data integration social
analytics company which helps you
connect with your prospective leads,
we use different data sources to
aggregate data centrally and provide
easy to read reports to personify each
and every lead which comes to your
site.

Follow them for
30 days
• Twitter,
• Google +
• Pinterest
• Google RSS on their articles

• 81% of writers prefer to be pitched on email.
• Email should be 200 words or less.
• 88% of writers prefer a pitch be less than 200
words.
• Subject line is key. 85% of writers open email
based on subject line.
• 45-65 characters max

Know What
Time To Reach
Them
• I say 6:30 – 7:30am is
the best time.
• 70% of journalists prefer
to be pitched in the
morning.

Next Step:
Email Them
Email 2-3 a day
till you get a
response

STOP
Don’t feel
rejected, most
will not get back
with you.

• Launching A Company
• Raised Funding
• Large Customer Achievement
• New Product Release
• Acquisition of a Company
• Local News Topic

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How to Get Press

5. • Who they are? • What are their pains? • How do you solve their problem? • What sites do they frequent online? • How do they interact with your product?

9. Good example: Airbnb Airbnb Find a place to stay.

10. Bad example: No Name Company We are a data integration social analytics company which helps you connect with your prospective leads, we use different data sources to aggregate data centrally and provide easy to read reports to personify each and every lead which comes to your site.

11.

12.

13. Go to Google News and type : Startup PR

14. Use Buzzstreamto additionally stalk

15. Follow them for 30 days • Twitter, • Google + • Pinterest • Google RSS on their articles

16.

17. Comment. 5x daily for 30 days

18.

19. • 81% of writers prefer to be pitched on email. • Email should be 200 words or less. • 88% of writers prefer a pitch be less than 200 words. • Subject line is key. 85% of writers open email based on subject line. • 45-65 characters max

20.

21.

22. • How does your startup/pitch relate to what the reporter has written about before and the news today? • Your startup Name: • Your website URL • CrunchBase Profile URL if pitching TC • Description of your startup in 75 words or fewer from your 1 sentence pitch section • Possibly founders’ bios in 75 words or fewer. Have you launched? • Your main competitors? and why are you better? • Got funding, yes or not? If yes, from who and how much. TC won’t cover you if you have undisclosed funding.

23. Know What Time To Reach Them • I say 6:30 – 7:30am is the best time. • 70% of journalists prefer to be pitched in the morning.

24. Next Step: Email Them Email 2-3 a day till you get a response

25. STOP Don’t feel rejected, most will not get back with you.

26. Follow up 1x – Don’t be annoying

27.

28. • Launching A Company • Raised Funding • Large Customer Achievement • New Product Release • Acquisition of a Company • Local News Topic

29. And that is how you get PRESS!

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