What is Susie Moore Five Minutes to Famous for Cheap?
Get noticed, skyrocket your reputation, and attract new clients by becoming your own publicist
There’s nothing else that can change your professional game like a big media feature.
But to most people, media is an elusive unicorn. The publishing world is this mystical kingdom where raving fans and “expert” reputations are handed out like organic lip balm on Oprah’s “Favorite Things” episode. The glittery, golden media opportunities lie behind closed doors and you need killer credentials or VIP connections to pass through.
YOU DREAM OF SEEING YOUR NAME IN PRINT WHILE YOU’RE STUCK DOWN ON EARTH, IN A REALITY WHERE:
- You’re awesome at what you do, but nobody knows about you
- You start each month dry, without a clue where your next client will come from
- You have an email list but no one’s joining and/or
- The only time people do notice you is when you pay out the nose for pricey social media ads
You know high-profile publicity can bring hundreds or thousands of new leads straight to your business. Elevate your reputation and take your visibility to the next level. Position you as an in-demand star in your field — that clients are fighting to pay premium prices for.
(Not to mention make your frenemies who think you’re nuts for starting a biz finally admit you’re legit.)
But…you have no idea how to get high-profile Publicity
So you dream about that faraway kingdom and don’t actually DO anything about it.
Sound familiar? Oh, my love, I feel you. I’ve sat right where you are, scrolling through my Facebook feed, seeing other people’s names in big media outlets and feeling…well…jealous and bitter.
I mean, let’s be honest, right? When you see other people in your field getting press, getting industry famous, and getting tons of clients, it makes you kind of crazy. It’s so hard when you know you have the goods but no one knows about you yet.
When I stopped dreaming and started taking action to get major press for my business, everything changed.
And I’m not using that as a figure of speech. I mean everything changed…
