How to PR Yourself FAST Some experts say that it takes time to build your credibility. I agree. However, what if you are an entrepreneur, salesperson, consultant or business owner who ventured into business on their own and is now seeking to build credibility faster? What if, having additional exposure and learning new ways of promoting yourself can be the difference between meeting your immediate needs or not? If you are such a person. This post is for you. Here is how you can PR yourself FAST. 1. Become Somebody: Join 2 or 3 related organizations with official sounding name. This can be done online in five minutes with a credit card. These organisations should make your more credible, help you create affinity with the market you are aiming to reach and most importantly will assist you in understanding that market, your ideal clients their needs and wants. When you become a member, find out about the networking events they are holding. It is at such events you have a chance to meet your ideal prospects and key industry personas. Network! If there is no networking events - propose to organise your own. Then, study your prospects and let them know that you are a member of another Professional Association. This will help you become more credible in their eyes and give you an understanding of your clients most tempting problems. 2. Create Content: Read the 3 top selling books on your topic and summarize each on one page. Write a presentation. Makes sure that such topic is an issue that most of your ideal prospects are experiencing. 3. Give Seminar: Give one free seminar one-to-three hour seminar at the closest well-known university using posters to advertise. Then, do the same at branches of two well-known big companies located in the same area. Tell the company that you have given seminars at University X or X College and are a member of Associations from step 1. Emphasize that you are offering it to them for free to get additional speaking...
Posted on: Tue, 03 Sep 2013 03:55:03 +0000
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