Getting your business good press is a process. Every brand, company, or product wants to get on national or local TV for instant recognition, credibility, and power in our visually driven world. An almost 4:30 minute segment on a major morning TV talk show can have that magical, grass roots lasting effect to help boost your brand awareness, and sales. This webinar will teach you how to do PR from home, all for free!

Attendees will be able to:
– Recognize how to tell a PR story in sequence
– Take a deeper dive into who they are, and what is their success story/angle they want to portray to press
– Learn how to apply these steps with just a computer
– Show credibility with your own booked TV segment
Target Audience:
– Startup businesses and marketing beginners
– Established businesses looking to grow their brand’s presence.

This session is presented by Jennifer Sherlock, president of Jenna Communications, which has been the premiere agency for small businesses in the Greater Philadelphia Area for over a decade. We understand that small business owners require relevant and actionable information. All of our content is focused on our core purpose: to understand what drives your business’ value and how to improve that value. We take a tailored approach to each project and client and provide a personal touch that bigger agencies don’t. We are experts in all forms of public relations, whether it be crisis management, social media consulting or strategic planning. Our dedicated team handles your needs with meticulous detail and ensures your brand is heading in the right direction. Our creative nature and work ethic allow us to produce innovative content, provide valuable insight and increase brand awareness.     Our speciality is media outreach. Jenna Communications is driven by a highly energetic and driven individual with an extensive network at major media outlets. Having served as a reporter and news anchor for 8 years, Jennifer Sherlock not only has contacts throughout the media, but also provides an insider’s perspective during outreach.