Memoir Publicity Campaign Launch
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m ready to bring my newly published memoir to the academic world and I need a seasoned publicist who can secure traditional-media exposure that speaks directly to scholars, educators, and university-affiliated readers.
Scope
• Shape a concise press release and media kit tailored for academic editors and producers.
• Pitch and land interviews on relevant radio programs, higher-education podcasts, or public-broadcast TV segments.
• Obtain thoughtful book reviews in newspapers and journals that are read on campus and referenced by academics.
• Coordinate all scheduling and follow-ups, keeping me updated with a clear outreach tracker.
What I’ll provide
– A finished, professionally edited memoir (PDF and print).
– My author bio, key talking points, and any existing endorsements.
Success looks like
1. At least three confirmed interview slots (radio, TV, or long-form print Q&A).
2. Two or more published reviews in reputable outlets with an academic readership.
3. A final report summarizing coverage, links, and audience reach.
If you have relationships with university presses, education reporters, or book-review editors and can navigate traditional media with confidence, I’d love to hear how you would strategize and execute this campaign.
Scope
• Shape a concise press release and media kit tailored for academic editors and producers.
• Pitch and land interviews on relevant radio programs, higher-education podcasts, or public-broadcast TV segments.
• Obtain thoughtful book reviews in newspapers and journals that are read on campus and referenced by academics.
• Coordinate all scheduling and follow-ups, keeping me updated with a clear outreach tracker.
What I’ll provide
– A finished, professionally edited memoir (PDF and print).
– My author bio, key talking points, and any existing endorsements.
Success looks like
1. At least three confirmed interview slots (radio, TV, or long-form print Q&A).
2. Two or more published reviews in reputable outlets with an academic readership.
3. A final report summarizing coverage, links, and audience reach.
If you have relationships with university presses, education reporters, or book-review editors and can navigate traditional media with confidence, I’d love to hear how you would strategize and execute this campaign.