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home | Sample Articles | How to Get the Media to Know About Y . . .
 

How to Get the Media to Know About You

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BuzzProfits Tip of the Week
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One of the biggest ways of getting loads of buzz for your business is via the  media.
 
But how do you get reporters to know about you?
 
One of the fastest and easiest ways is to join HARO (Help A Reporter Out) - a free site where reporters are seeking sources or people they can quote in articles,
post requests.

After you join HARO, you'll get to view requests posted by
reporters, and if one of those requests is something you know
about, you can contact the reporter via email with details.

HARO is free to join.  You only have to promise not contact a reporter unless your knowledge matches their request.

This is a great way to get huge buzz: Find HARO at http://www.helpareporter.com/
 
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To Tweet or Not to Tweet?
 
Twitter is creating a lot of buzz at the moment, but no doubt you may be wondering whether it is just a fad, or a real tool that can propel you and your business to the next level...
 
We decided to find an answer, and so we created a feature over at BuzzProfits.com with the answer.
 
(It may surprise you)
 
Have a great week.
 




  




  



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