Media Insiders Summit - Thought Leadership PLAYBACK
Media Insiders Summit - Thought Leadership PLAYBACK
Missed the Thought Leadership Summit? Never fear, the playback is here!
90 Minute Video Playback
In this Media Insiders Summit, Odette Barry brings together journalists and editors who commission opinion editorial for their outlets, and who seek expert commentary from founders like you.
Learn what journalists are looking for, how to write an opinion editorial and put yourself forward for expert commentary and build your profile.
Sell your ideas, not just your stuff.
It is clear to me that startups have incredible ideas to share and stories to tell. This is so exciting because I know the transformative impact that appearing in the media can have on early-stage startups.
I’ve witnessed it time and time again when startups go from generating $200,000 per year to investing in their PR and fast-tracking their turnover to $2,000,000 (and more) in the blink of an eye.
So go on, get out there and tell your stories!
But...Please don't forget the clout and credibility ladder.
If you’re a small business owner in a competitive category, I'm sorry to say that you can’t expect to be front-page news the first time you hit the media with your stories.
We have to ladder up to becoming known as relevant, credible, trusted and familiar.
Over time we will move from commenting on the news to becoming the news, and our stories can move closer and closer to our own business milestones.
Panel
Eloise Keating - News Editor, Smart Company & Inc Australia
Caitlin Judd - co founder and co host of Lady Brains
Ali Izzo - Beauty and Digital Director for Body+Soul
Katy Hall - freelance journalist for The Guardian, Sydney Morning Herald, Popsugar and Body+Soul
Key take-aways:
Learn exactly what thought leadership is
How to uncover your thought leadership stories
Who to pitch your story ideas to
How to present your thought leadership angles
What information journalists need to understand if you’re a qualified expert
How to write an opinion editorial
What trends, topics journalists are looking to cover in 2023