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As a Black entrepreneur building something from the ground up, you’ve probably felt like traditional media isn’t built for you. Maybe you’ve been told you need to land a TV spot or a magazine feature to gain real credibility. But in today’s media world, there are so many more ways to be seen, heard, and taken seriously, and many of them are right at your fingertips. Diversifying your media coverage means learning how to show up across different platforms in a way that fits your brand and reaches your audience, without trying to force yourself into spaces that don’t serve you.
In this episode, Leah Frazier, an Emmy Award-winning media strategist and founder of Think Three Media, joins us to break down exactly how to do that. Leah shares why visibility is no longer about chasing TV interviews and how to build a media presence that aligns with your brand, connects with your community, and actually helps you grow. Whether you’re just starting out or ready to get intentional with your visibility, this conversation will give you the tools and mindset to start showing up strategically and authentically.
DURING THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:
What it actually means to diversify your media coverage as a business owner
Why relying only on traditional press can limit your brand’s growth and visibility
How to choose media platforms that align with your audience and business goals
The difference between credibility-building coverage and conversion-driven platforms
How to tell the right story for the right outlet without losing your voice
What to do after you get featured to maximize the impact of your media exposure
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Andria Chatmon, a community organizer from Empower DC, and East Peterson-Trujillo, campaign director at the Green New Deal for DC, discuss strategies to address DC’s affordable housing crisis. We discuss […]
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