The one thing every publicist should put on their website
You can make this critical website update in less than 10 minutes—and writers will love you for it.
Joni Sweet is a seasoned writer, editor, and content strategist with 13+ years of media experience. In this newsletter, Joni reveals her current assignments and insider tips to help PR professionals sharpen their pitches, avoid rookie mistakes, land coverage for their clients, and build stronger relationships with writers. Get ready for candid advice, a touch of sass, and secret strategies to make your pitches stand out.
Hi friends!
After spending 18 days on the road out of the last 29, I’m very glad to be home. Fall foliage is peaking in the Hudson Valley, and I swear, my own bed has never felt more luxurious. But bouncing between three destinations this month had its perks. They were filled with once-in-a-lifetime experiences—seeing grizzly bears, climbing pyramids, and letting a falcon perch on my arm—that remind me why I chose this career as a freelance journalist, writer, coach, and consultant.
In other news, are you joining my Press Trip Planning Masterclass next week? You’ll find all the details below, along with info on gift guide pitches and a tip on the one thing I want every PR person to add to their website.
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