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Do you want to:
Increase sales?
Promote your book, product, business or idea without sounding like an infomercial?
Make your message so timely that traditional media will have to book you and online media will pay attention?
Become an exciting and memorable guest on traditional media and an unforgettable entity online?
Learn how to get interviews and attention and make the most of them?
Learn how to make adjustments for different media, formats, hosts, times of day, and time limits?
Promote yourself but have no idea how to put together a media kit, produce a podcast, or use blogging, Twitter and Facebook?
Are you:
Nervous, scared, or unprepared for interviews?
Thrown off guard by tough questions or hostile interviewers?
Looking at an empty website with no idea what to put on it?
Clueless about what to send to the media or how to do it?
Named one of the "100 Most Important Talk Show Hosts" by leading broadcast magazine Talkers, former ABC and Westwood One radio networks talk show host Roberta Gale has interviewed thousands of newsmakers from Nancy Reagan to Cher.
She started Vanderslice Media in 2001 after realizing that many people lack the media skills to achieve success. Since then, she’s trained thousands of authors, businesspeople and spokespeople to comfortably and effectively sell themselves using TV, radio, print and online media. Roberta offers both group and individualized media training via phone, in person, or Skype covering everything from how to deal with nervousness to promoting your book or product without sounding like an infomercial.
If you have a book, product, service, idea or knowledge to share with the public, but lack the interview and promotional skills to get your message out, Vanderslice Media can help.
In just a short time, our media training and media services can turn you into the guest everyone wants to book or the person who’s ready for news interviews at a moment’s notice. We offer individualized media coaching for TV, radio, web, print and public speaking that will make even first-timers feel comfortable.
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