There are a few ways to be included in big-city newspapers:

Option 1: An article about you (or written by you) where you are one of several people being featured in an article, this is a compilation article. Fewer than 400 words.
– A single newspaper: $500
– Your article in three newspapers: $900

Option 2: A feature article that you write about what's going on in the world or your industry, or where you’re just being interviewed and answering questions.
– A single newspaper: $900
– Your article in three newspapers: $1,900

The article is not a commercial for you. This is for the news, and as such, must be news-worthy. We can help you with that.

There's a bunch of information we need from you. As you go through this page, you will be asked to submit important information which will help us find placement for your article.

Photos

All pictures must be hi-res

At least three to as many as seven photos of you (include photo credit if applicable).

Considerations for your pictures:

• Consider what look is “on brand” for you. You want to look like yourself as you typically show up. You want to look like the professional you are.
• Bright, solid colors work best. Skip busy patterns, they distract from you.
• Ensure the images have enough room for us to crop them.

Photos

Upper-Body

Full body

Action shots . . . These pictures should be "on brand" for you. Such as: on stage, being interviewed, interviewing someone, working with a client, at your workplace, etc. Please include captions for context.

Depending upon what is on brand for you, and the types of projects we are doing for you, we may also want additional images of you. These may include you receiving an award; presenting an award; being engaged in a hobby; at an event, perhaps a philanthropic or charity event; on holiday or vacation; at a retreat; at a community event, etc.

Examples of what we may create with your images:

• Bright, solid colors work best. Skip the busy patterns.
• Consider what look is "on brand" for you. You want to look like yourself as you typically show up. You want to look professional.
• It is best not to have anything busy behind you. Solid walls or blurred out behind you is best for us to work with. Out in nature can work nicely too.
• Be sure the photographer does not provide images that are cropped too closely. We prefer the larger version; we can crop it to size.

Have a strong opening. Let the reader know why they should read this; why it is relevant. Tie it to a topic in the news. Make it timely. Begin with a question, etc.

Your article is to be single-spaced.

Submit a Word or Google doc. Let us know, in the subject line, if the subject matter is time sensitive. An upcoming event, for example.

Include one website or link where readers can find you. Your lead-in to the site is not salesy. This is a news article. I.e., Learn more at: website.

The photo you submit should be relevant to the article.

 Submit a crisp, hi-res image, preferably PNG. If you send a JPEG, ensure it is a transparent background.

Your bio is written in the third person and includes what you are best known for; what is your expertise. Include some professional accomplishments, accolades, awards you've received, etc. About 100 words is optimum. 

If you need some assistance building your bio, see our Bio Builder Kit

Should your article be accepted, you'll receive an invoice.

Questions? Schedule a call at Talk About Publicity

To your success.

Dr. Richard Kaye
Co-founder of the Heart of Humanity Award
Recipient of the Whitehouse President's Lifetime Achievement Award

Business Growth Strategist
575.613.2680
rkaye@richardkaye.com
You can schedule a call at Talk About Publicity