Learning Programs: Get Slightly Famous—In Print “Starter Pack”

The Get Slightly Famous - In Print Starter Pack draws from the proven approach that has helped me personally publish over 200 articles resulting in hundreds of thousands of dollars of free media coverage for myself and my clients in consumer and business publications.

Customer Results: Mari Gottdiener Outsource Solutions "Thanks to the Get Slightly Famous--In Print system, I catapulted my speaking career forward and landed an invitation to host a nationwide Internet seminar to mortgage brokers that brought me clients from all across the country. I am now viewed as an expert in my field by the lending industry in over 15 states."

Publishing articles and getting quoted about your business expertise helps you reach your best prospects. No matter what business you're in, getting your name in magazines, newsletters, and special interest publications will help you attract clients and customers.

The Get Slightly Famous - In Print Starter Pack will give you a clear overview and action plan for getting "slightly" famous by publishing to promote your business. You’ll get a step-by-step for breaking into publications that reach your target market.

A proven system to reach prospects and generate more clients. Get published NOW with this incredible setup and offer!

You'll learn:

• How to publish articles in your own name that attract prospects
• How to come up with ideas that editors and readers will love
• The right way to pitch an editor on your article ideas
• How to promote your business without being self-promotional
• How to use articles as client attraction tools
• How to create a media file of newspapers, magazines, and newsletters where you want to get coverage
• How to identify the key people within publications that reach your target market.
• How to study the individual publications to gain a better understanding of how to approach them and get coverage
• How to create a press kit and other media materials you'll need when introducing yourself to editors and journalists
• How to use press releases effectively
• How to get quoted in print media and give a good interview

In a period of only 60 days, we've used Steven Van Yoder's "Get Slightly Famous--In Print" system with great success. So far, we've had our first article accepted for publication in a major trade publication, and have a second opportunity to contribute an article to yet another industry magazine that reaches our target audience.

We were surprised that publishing in magazines that reach our target market could be so fast and easy!

Ying Liu,
AsiaBizCo

What You’ll Get

#1.Get Slightly Famous—The Book

Get Slightly Famous: Become a Celebrity in Your Field and Attract More Business with Less Effort, draws from my experiences helping clients become recognized leaders in their industries.

In 13 chapters, and over 280 pages, you’ll get hands-on information and practical, action-oriented strategies, tips and techniques, including over 135 interviews and case studies of Slightly Famous entrepreneurs and leading business experts, outlining real-world marketing strategies for small business owners.

This book provides a practical marketing "toolbox" that show how to:

• get consistent media attention
• use speaking engagements to cultivate your target market
• become a center of influence within your industry
• leverage the Internet to its full potential
• create ancillary "info-products" that supplement your income and build public awareness

Get Slightly Famous is more than slightly valuable, more than slightly fun to read, and more than slightly wonderful. It is loaded with insights I wish I had when I was first starting out. But I'm delighted to get them now and I'll bet every reader will feel the same.

Jay Conrad Levinson
Author, "Guerrilla Marketing" series of books
Over 14 million sold; now in 39 languages

#2. Marketing Self-Assessment

You will receive a 5-page Get Slightly Famous Marketing Self-Assessmentbased on the book Get Slightly Famous.It will help you understand your current market position so that you can identify growth possibilities and decide the means to make them a reality.

It's important to be as objective as possible when evaluating your personal strengths and weaknesses. Once you complete your self-assessment, you will be able to identify areas where you need to put more effort into marketing your business and attracting clients and customers.

#3. Get Slightly Famous—In Print (audio program)

The audio program is available as a three-CD package. It is comprised of (3) 90-minute audio seminars covering key areas of the Get Slightly Famous—In Print marketing strategy.

CD One: Get Slightly Famous--In Print

This pre-recorded teleseminar provides an overview of the media need and the role of outside experts to help them complete their stories. You'll learn how to build media appeal into your business, how to introduce yourself as a media resource, and how to position yourself as an expert who gets called by editors and journalists.

CD Two: Getting Articles into Print

There are thousands of business, trade, and Internet publications covering every imaginable industry and audience, and many are fairly easy to break into, even for beginners. The secret is knowing what editors want, and employing a system for getting your articles out to publications that reach your target market.

In this audio learning session, Steven Van Yoder talks with Lisa Tomaszewski, editor of Physicians’ Money Digest. As a seasoned magazine editor, Lisa will show you how to win over editors, come up with article topics, and get your articles into magazines that reach your target market.

Steven also interviews Jeff Dobkin, an expert in direct mail marketing who has published over 130 articles in targeted trade publications that have generated over $400,000 in book sales and consulting work.

Jeff will reveal his strategy for turning articles into direct-response, lead-generation tools that bring clients to your door.

CD Three: Become a Media Resource

How many times have you seen your competitors quoted in the media? What’s their secret? They made themselves known to the media and established their credibility as a source of reliable information in their field. This is something you can do too!

In this audio learning session, Steven Van Yoder will interview Shel Horowitz, a PR consultant, speaker, and author who has been quoted in hundreds of publications including Fortune, Small Business, the Wall Street Journal, Inc, and the New York Times. Shel will explain how he's been so successful getting his name into print media and will share his secrets for getting "slightly" famous in print.

Steven also talks with Denise Myshko, editor of PharmaVoice, a pharmaceutical industry trade publication, and a previous editor at two other trade magazines, R&D Directions and Risk and Insurance.

Denise reveals how to successfully and professionally approach publications and offer your expertise to editors and journalists, how to use press releases, and how to build long-term relationships with editors.

What Does it Cost?

The Get Slightly Famous—In Print Starter Pack includes all you need to get started publishing to promote your business. It’s packaged to deliver my proven approach for publishing articles about your business at a special, discounted price.

First, here’s a breakdown of what the entire package would cost of purchased individually:

Book – Value: $16.95
Marketing Self-Assessment – Value $79
Audio Learning Program – Value $59

Total cost if purchased separately = $154.95

You can get the entire Get Slightly Famous—In Print Started Pack for a special package Price of only $79

When I learned about Get Slightly Famous--In Print, describing what it could do to get articles written and published for my executive search firm, I was interested - this approach was what I'd been looking for. And I have been pleased with the results!

By using the advice in this program, my firm has been quoted in leading periodicals and we have begun to develop relationships with journalists. We've had articles published that position us as experts. The Get Slightly Famous system has educated us about the process, and we feel much more knowledgeable as a result.

Susan G. Grant
Winguth, Grant & Company