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Flashcards
Ask the right questions before a live TV interview
Ask the right questions before a live TV interview
Prepare concise talking points for a TV interview
Prepare concise talking points for a TV interview
Repeat talking points during a TV interview
Repeat talking points during a TV interview
Present yourself professionally for a TV interview
Present yourself professionally for a TV interview
Choose a professional name and title for your screen display
Choose a professional name and title for your screen display
Be yourself during a TV interview
Be yourself during a TV interview
Use the interview to promote your business and website
Use the interview to promote your business and website
Be easy to work with during a TV interview
Be easy to work with during a TV interview
Share your expertise during a TV interview
Share your expertise during a TV interview
Study Notes
Getting Ready for a TV Interview
- Interview tips apply to all media: TV, radio, newspaper, and YouTube
- Prepare for live TV interviews by asking crucial questions to prevent surprises
- Essential questions:
- Live or pre-recorded?
- Broadcast time?
- Expected interview length?
- Clear and concise speaking points are crucial for success
- Practice talking points until fluent and easily delivered
- Aim for 5 concise talking points, each under 20 seconds
- Repeat talking points naturally for ease of delivery
- A professional and visually appealing appearance is essential for TV/video interviews
- Maintain a slightly conservative and professional look
- Avoid distracting appearances
- Choose a name and title that clearly represents you and your brand
- Use your full professional name and title for screen clarity
- Enjoy the interview and be authentic to share your expertise
- Promote your business and share content on your website and social media
- Be cooperative with journalists to increase chances of future interviews
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