
Why do I need a media trainer?
A: Training has become mandatory for business executives and professionals
seeking the greatest possible benefit from all their encounters with the news media.
With training, you take control: turn the media's
firing line into your fireside chat. Experience Media Consulting prepares clients for any
media encounter or presentation challenge.
Why choose Experience Media Consulting?
A: Our senior team of media consultants has delivered discreet services to
a variety of industries for more than 15 years. We achieve powerful results for
our clients in print, broadcast, and radio media. Emmy-award winning founder
George Merlis personally oversees media training Experiences, using our proven
Experience Technique.
Where are you located? Can you work with me in the field?
A: We're headquartered in Los Angeles, California, home to the world's major networks,
film production studios and major recording companies. Experience Media Consulting
can work on-site in the most demanding conditions, please
contact us for details.
How long have you been doing this?
A: We've provided more than fifteen years of continuous service to hundreds of executives, spokesmen, and
public figures.
Will the media know I've been trained?
A: We operate with the strictest confidentiality. Download a
sample confidentiality agreement. We never reveal the identities of our clients, unless they
expressly permit it.
How much is this going to cost?
A: We tailor our media training to each client's individual needs and challenges. Our rates are very competitive,
please contact us to request a quote.
What are the media dos and don'ts I need to know about?
A: You need to know how to formulate an agenda for every media encounter
and how to work that agenda into an interview. Learn from experiencing media
encounters with us before you go in front of the microphone or take a call from a print reporter.
Our Experience Technique shows
you how to tackle difficult questions, communicate your message to the proper audience,
and stay on message.
Still have questions? Contact us before
your next media encounter.
