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Media Training |
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The Trainer |
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Interview Cheat Sheet - Free Download |
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Media Training
for Authors The Program Trainer Steve Bennett will provide you with the strategies and tactics you need to carry out successful television, radio, and print interviews. And he won't serve you boilerplate media training fare; he’ll tailor his advice to your specific book and personal style, offering you both instruction and opportunities to engage in dry runs through mock interviews featuring various styles ranging from supportive and empathetic to challenging and aggressive. Steve typically divides the training into three components: message lab, baseline communication assessment, and delivery techniques/practice. 1. The message lab entails using a proven process that Steve has developed for articulating effective messages and support points, and then packaging the messages into meaningful and memorable sound bites. 2. Once your message “ladder” is in place, Steve will assess your communication style on the basis of several practice interviews. He’ll then offer you suggestions that you can use throughout the rest of the training. 3. The third phase focuses on techniquehow to effectively communicate your messages on the airduring in-person interviews or via phone-ins. You’ll not only get the opportunity to rehearse (and make mistakes) in a safe environment, but you’ll learn how to:
Whatever your level of experience and communication skills, AuthorBytes media training can help. If you’re a novice, Steve will show you the ropes. If you’re already a great communicator with media experience, Steve will take you to the next level. You’ll learn to enjoy interviews instead of dreading them…and you’ll deliver your messages with confidence and ease every time you have a media opportunity, whether it’s with Oprah, Associated Press, or your local community newspaper. |
