• How to Get National Publicity and Be a Rich Author vs Poor Author

  • Jan 27 2022
  • Length: 1 hr
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How to Get National Publicity and Be a Rich Author vs Poor Author

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  • Learn how to get National Publicity and be a Rich Author versus Poor Author by listening to this 8-Second Branding Podcast interview with National Publicity Summit Co-Founder Steve Harrison and your Host Liz H Kelly (Goody PR Founder, Author “8-Second PR”). During this eye-opening conversation, you’ll find out how to create a timely Media Hook that magnifies and multiplies into many media interviews and revenue streams on both local media and top national TV shows (TODAY Show, Good Morning America, The View and more). Harrison has helped 15,000+ authors get free publicity on TV, radio, print and podcasts. Steve’s also helped launch Mega Bestsellers, including “Chicken Soup for the Soul” (Mark Victor Hansen, Jack Canfield) and “Rich Dad Poor Dad” (Robert Kiyosaki). In addition, Kelly explains that she’s added a new section called “How to be a Great Guest” to the new version of her book, “8-Second PR” (2nd Edition, Feb 8, 2022), and Steve weighs in with his tips for experts. Towards the end, Harrison explains how to be a Rich Author versus a Poor Author. Harrison also offers 3 free tools for authors that you can find at BestsellerPublicityTools.com. The host Liz H Kelly has also been to the National Publicity Summit six times as both an author and a publicist, and highly recommends it! Follow @PublicityGuy and visit https://authorsuccess.com and https://nationalpublicitysummit.com
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