Insider Strategies for the Confident Communicator is like a greatest hits album from your favorite band. Everything from acing that big presentation to steeling yourself to meet a reporter to advocating before policymakers.

The Communications Strategies You Need
This must-have resource gives you the methods you need to attain your business and public policy goals — in small, tasty morsels — wrapped in one book cover.

Discover the insider strategies that savvy communicators practice day in and day out. They can be yours too when you get your copy of Insider Strategies for the Confident Communicator.

This book comes to the aid of executives and other spokespeople who:
★ Deliver presentations to crowds large and small, in person and remote
★ Deal with reporters
★ Appeal to public officials
★ Participate in remote meetings

Built for Today’s Workplace
Plus, content to help you ramp up your performance on platforms like Skype, Teams, and Zoom. And even more bonus advice on everything from Q&A to crisis communications to digital media.

Add Insider Strategies for the Confident Communicator to your professional library. Make it your easy to reference, one-stop shop that enhances all your communications endeavors. This book is for:

• Executives who speak in a wide variety of public forums, face to face and via video
  
• Corporate and association spokespeople who deal with the media
  
• C-suite leaders seeking to advance their company’s business goals
  
• Government relations pros charged with attaining public policy objectives
  
• Subject matter experts who tend to drift when addressing audiences, reporters, and public officials
  
• Developing executives motivated to climb the corporate ladder
  
• Entrepreneurs newly accustomed to public attention
  

⚠ Don’t Delay
Get this book today. Become the envy of your colleagues with your poised persona — thanks to Insider Strategies for the Confident Communicator.

Dealing with the press is a high wire act. Skilled spokespeople realize that they hold their company’s future in their hands.
Yet even the savviest of media relations pros will admit they could use a reliable, convenient go-to guide. Here it is.
Implementing the common sense advice in this book will move you toward achieving your critical business and public policy goals.
Reporters Don’t Hate You covers it all:

• How to build meaningful, beneficial relationships with reporters
  
• Why sustained practice is so essential — and tips for how to do it
  
• What it takes to handle the hottest of hot potato questions
• How to avoid falling victim to reporter tricks and traps
• Why you should compose your headline before the editors do
• Best practices for TV interviews

Whether developing magnetic messaging, granting interviews, or engaging on digital media, you need a ready reference. Reporters Don’t Hate You is the resource you‘ve been seeking.
It takes a lifetime to prepare to meet the media. It only takes one bad interview to undo all that hard work. Ed Barks can prevent you from stumbling into the bad interview abyss.
Buy this book now and start controlling your business deals with the press.