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Call and speak with her again - ask her what stories her readers want to read, and tailor your information and data to that. If that's unclear, think about a go
by JacobAldridge 18y ago
Call and speak with her again - ask her what stories her readers want to read, and tailor your information and data to that. If that's unclear, think about a good 'angle' on your business - this is a small part of your data which is easy to understand (eg, 0-100 in 7 days; or 'Local group responds to economy by saving teens money').
Re: collaboration, this is a different discussion than getting some coverage. I would wait until after you've discussed the story, then ask her who you need to talk with at her paper about collaboration - unless they're really small, it's likely to be somebody else - and then get her permission to use her name when calling that other person to introduce yourself.
Good luck!
- anamax 18y ago> Call and speak with her again - ask her what stories her readers want to read Before you do that, read her stories and see what kind of stories she's written in the past. That will help you "pitch" her with "what kind of story do you like to tell?"