Katie Coates PR Media Relations Training & Marketing YouTube Channel Launched
Nov 17, 2019
The PR Secrets, the leading digital marketing firm, has launched a new YouTube channel called The PR Minute. It will provide weekly tips and strategies for encouraging business growth and success.
Huntington Beach, United States - November 17, 2019 /PressCable/ —
A new YouTube channel has been launched by The PR Secrets, offering Public Relations training for business owners. It will feature a weekly video providing tips on getting media coverage, increasing traffic to websites, and other insider PR knowledge.
More information can be found at: https://tinyurl.com/PressPRYT
Called The PR Minute, the weekly tips video has been designed to help more businesses succeed in the increasingly competitive online marketplace.
The PR Secrets is a leading content marketing firm that helps business owners to increase awareness and online visibility. It provides PR news wire services, creative media marketing, and content creation.
The firm is run by Katie Coates, who is known for investing in her clients’ long-term success. Her focus is on improving search results for clients’ businesses, building them an audience, and driving more traffic to their website.
Now she’s launched the new YouTube channel to help more businesses succeed. The latest video is about how business owners can get media mentions and presence online, giving the business leverage. This strategy also helps to provide marketing returns beyond the initial investment of time or money.
Three tips included in the latest instructional program include starting by figuring out the food chain of various outlets, thinking about the target outlet’s goals and how to align them, and identifying the outlet’s writers.
It’s important to think about what type of writer is needed for the story in question. While top writers may have more clout, less experienced writers need to publish more stories and are more likely to run them.
Katie Coates says: “By identifying these variables, business owners can start to formulate a list of the writers and outlets that are most relevant to their products and services, and also align with their PR goals.”
Interested parties can find out about these tips and more by checking out the latest video in the series.
The video can be viewed at: https://tinyurl.com/PressPRYT
Contact Info:
Name: Katie Coates
Email: Send Email
Organization: The PR Secrets
Address: 9121 Atlanta Avenue #101, Huntington Beach, CA 92646, United States
Website: http://theprsecrets.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88933319
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