VACOC February TeleSeminar – Using Radio PR To Promote Your Business
February 2007 Guest Expert TeleSeminar
Virtual Assistance Chamber of Commerce presents
Using Radio PR To Promote Your Business
with Pat Lynch of WomensRadio
DATE: Thursday, February 15, 2007
TIME: 5pm PST / 6pm MST / 7pm CST / 8pm EST
LENGTH: 60 minutes (please call in 10 min. early)
COST: FREE!
You know you need to employ PR (public relations) to promote your business, but it was not exactly your major in college, so to speak.
Besides, you are busy just handling the details of your business.
And then you have those snooty people in the media who make you feel like a pebble on the beach. You’re not even sure what to do first or how much time and money to spend to get it done. You’ve heard you can get publicity for free, but that assumes you know something about publicity, PR and the media. Where do you start?
Start with this one-hour teleseminar!
Pat Lynch started her own PR, advertising and marketing firm in Atlanta at the age of 25, and was the first women to do so in the South. Pat is going to share some:
- practical advice on getting started
- methods of ramping up to be the media expert, and
- taking advantage of on-the-ground radio as well as the new Web world–Web radio and blogs, too!
No matter what your level of media sophistication, you’ll get something from the fast-paced trip to help you use radio PR to promote your business.
About Pat Lynch, WomensRadio
During her 34 years in advertising, marketing and public relations, Pat was an innovator in the use of media. She began a media company for women in 1996. The first project was WomensRadio. In 2002, she launched WomensCalendar and WomensCalendar eNewsletter that reaches some half million women leaders each week.
In 2004, her company launched two new media services: Press Your Point, a powerful, yet inexpensive press release service; and AudioAcrobat, a unique and very easy-to-use audio recording and streaming service. In 2005, her company launched the all-new Women’s Radio with it’s “hub” of 30 minute-long programs.
Pat is a frequent speaker at women’s events, not only about the use of media, but more importantly, about her favorite subject “Speaking Up.”
