Discover The Secrets To Successful Media Interviews!
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LATEST: Course Updated for January 2015: New section on advice from the professionals. Here professional journalists give you tips and advice on how to conduct great interviews.
Interviewing People Can Be Terrifying!
Let's be honest here if you've never interviewed someone before it can be a pretty nerve wracking experience. My biggest fear before I joined the BBC was “What if I look like a complete idiot?" And guess what? I actually achieved that fear because I once asked someone the same interview question twice within the space of five minutes. "DOH!" indeed. That howler came from a number of mistakes that all beginner interviewers make. I once interviewed someone for thirty minutes with the pause button on for goodness sake. Put simply if you have no idea what you're doing then you're going to make terrible interviews. Worse than that you'll make boring interviews and who wants to listen to a boring interview?
That's why with "Discover The Secrets To Successful Media Interviews!" you'll be saving yourself months of pain by discovering straight from the start what you need to do in order to get high quality interviews.
How Can Being A Good Interviewer Help Me?
High quality interviews can be a great way to drive traffic to your blog, website and You Tube channel. Poor quality interviews however can actually push people away from your sites because bad interviews can make you look amateurish. Don't be one of those people making bad interviews, make high quality interviews.
Why Learning These Skills Once Will Give You A Lifetime Benefit
First of all if you don't have an overall interview plan you're going to prepare your questions poorly. Sloppy questions then create bad interviews and who wants to waste their time listening to a bad interview that you've just made? What you need is a template to work from. A template that teaches you how to find an interview idea, how to research your interview idea, how to structure your interview idea and how to prepare for your interview. You'll also need to know what types of interview questions to ask and when to ask the right type of interview questions. For example is now a good time to use an imaginary question or should you use a devil's advocate question? "Discover The Secrets To Successful Media Interviews!" can teach you these skills very easily in a fun and engaging way. And remember once you learn these skills you'll be able to use them for life. So why not start improving your skills now, it's only $30!
Get Hot Tips From Professional Broadcasters!
I've nagged my old BBC work colleagues to give you the benefit of their years of professional broadcast experience. Colleagues that have worked for the big boys such as the BBC, Aljazeera, Sky News Arabia and beIN Sports to name but a few. Believe me these broadcasters have years of experience that make enrolling on "Discover The Secrets To Successful Media Interviews!" worthwhile in itself.
Low Price Means Low Quality Doesn't It?No, not with me. Low price here means excellent value for you. For too long people have been charging silly prices for media courses so why pay them? If you've ever been unemployed like I have then you'll understand how hard it is to learn professional skills on a tiny budget. With "Discover The Secrets To Successful Media Interviews!" the low price here means high quality content for you and that means happy students for me. Happy students are good for me because they help to promote this course so it's win win all round.
For $30 you get:
- Lifetime access to 35 videos
- No monthly subscription fees
- Tutor support
- Continual course updates
- Enrollment into a group that already includes 86 learners
Sign Up Now And Discover:
What an interview really is
The different types of interview
How to find an interview idea
How to research your interview idea
The importance of choosing the right interviewee subject
How to cover difficult interview topics such as tragedy etc
Discover what types of interview questions that we need to use
Discover what types of interview questions we need to avoid
How to structure your questions before you interview
Why we need to have a pre-interview chat with our interviewee BEFORE we interview them
Techniques to bring out the emotions in an interview
Thinking ahead and preparing corner questions BEFORE you interview
Learning how to use statistics and opinion polls to counter arguments
What to do with angry people
Using past quotes for a present day interview
Finding the surrounding information around your main interview
Learn how the interview location can affect the replies of your interviewee subject
How to interview by phone
Understanding your audience / readership
What to do if your interviewee subject is a poor speaker
Learning how to listen to well
Learn how to plan and make a vox pop, relevant for radio, TV and online interviews
Important legal issues including libel and copyright
Safety issues such as performing risk assessments when interviewing on location
Tips from professional broadcasters
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