Try Sundays for publicity Newspapers often have only a small editorial staff working on Sundays, which is often a slow day for news because many offices and businesses are shut. Make use of that fact by turning up at the newspaper office on Sunday morning, or early afternoon, and handing over your carefully crafted press release. If you're lucky, it will be used. Be aware of lead times Monthly print publications are planned months in advance. If you are thinking of sending a monthly magazine Christmas hints, you may have to send them in June or July.
Some magazines like to have one major topic per issue.
Ask for a copy of the editorial calendar so that you can schedule your topical press releases to suit the articles planned. If you do that you'll have more chances of seeing your story in print. You're On The Air, Washington D.C.'s exclusive talk show placement agency, tells you how to be a guest on talk shows . Talk show in six markets If you want to promote business books, topics, and services on the radio contact Jim Blasingame . He has a business talk show in six markets as well as a live Internet broadcast.