Sound Bite Central #financialadvice - Fri 22 March @ midday
Following our inaugural #mortgage Sound Bite Central last week, we’re rolling out a similar session for IFAs, wealth managers and money experts. It will take place on Friday 22nd March at midday. The purpose of the session is to help financial advisers and wealth managers write better news alert responses and understand what the media look for in a quote. The session will be hosted by Dominic Hiatt, the founder of Newspage, so you’ll get insights galore. You’ll also be able to ask any questions at the end of the session, which lasts 1-1.5 hours. Sessions are limited to 12 people, cost £100 for Free Newspagers and £60 for Premium Newspagers. Reply to this alert if you’d like to attend and we’ll email you the payment link (with discount code if Premium) to secure your place, followed by a Zoom invite to the session. It’s first come, first serve — so don’t hang about.
DATE: Friday 22nd March @ midday
FEEDBACK FROM FIRST SOUNDBITE CENTRAL
“The Sound Bite Central session was brilliant. As a newcomer to the Newspage community, I certainly needed some tips. I took away a number of great pointers and put them into practice this morning and have already been featured in the Daily Express. I would definitely recommend this session to anyone looking to boost their chances of getting media coverage.” Harps Garcha, director at Brooklyns Financial.
“This session is a brilliant eye-opener into the way the media work and how to write news alert responses that cut through the noise. You’ll learn more in an hour than other people could teach you in a lifetime as the Newspage team are on the front line of the news cycle each and every day.” Gary Bush, director at MortgageShop.com
“Dominic's bourbon-fuelled PR masterclass was a game-changer for me. I’ve already been on the front page of the Torygraph this week but it will be the FT next after yesterday’s session. He really helped me understand the journalist's perspective and demonstrated how to focus on the elements that make a news alert response great. If you want to learn how to craft news alert responses that journalists can't resist, give it a whirl.” Darryl Dhoffer, Adviser at The Mortgage Expert
