Ariel Hyatt of Ariel Publicity & Bob Baker of TheBuzzFactor.com Present a Music Publicity Bootcamp for Musicians, Managers and Labels NYC Saturda

New York, NY (Billboard Publicity Wire/PRWeb) May 30, 2007 -- Ariel Hyatt of Ariel Publicity and Bob Baker of TheBuzzFactor.com are teaming up to give their first ever workshop. Artists will get four hours of personal PR training from veteran music publicist Ariel Hyatt and music marketing coach Bob Baker.

In this fast-paced, intimate workshop setting, you'll learn how to get media exposure and make the most of the latest Internet publicity trends.

Whether you're a beginning or advanced indie music promoter, you'll get tremendous value and insight into the inner workings of PR. It's a truly rare opportunity to learn from two seasoned music publicity and marketing pros.

The first session (20 seats) sold out in a few days -- so Ariel and Bob added a second session later on the same day!

Saturday, June 2, from 3 to 7 PM

Just $59 per person -- while they last.

Click here to reserve your seat (or seats) now:
http://www.bob-baker.com/buzz/nyc-music-pr1.html

Location: Ariel Publicity
325 West 38th St - Suite 505
New York, NY 10018

The office is in midtown Manhattan between 8th & 9th Avenues, very close to Times Square, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, and 1 Shuttle stop from Grand Central. There is an affordable parking garage directly across the street.

More details about the workshop ...

An Intensive, Hands-On PR Experience

Be ready for a crash course on do-it-yourself music publicity. Over a four-hour period, Ariel and Bob will show you:
    •     Why more than 95% of all music press kits and email pitches end up in the trash can

    •     How to grab the attention of busy editors, journalists and bloggers

    •     The top 3 music PR mistakes that hold indie artists back

    •     How to set up a killer electronic press kit (EPK) and what you absolutely must include in it

    •     The best places to post press releases and news stories online

    •     How to leverage blogs, podcasts, MySpace, YouTube, and the most popular social media sites for maximum exposure

But here's the best part: hands-on, interactive activities such as:
    •     The 30-Second Pitch: Several attendees will be given half a minute (sorry, that's plenty of time) to describe their news story to an imaginary journalist. Then Ariel, Bob and other attendees will offer suggestions to make the pitch stronger.

    •     Headline Writing Exercises: In small groups, you'll work together to craft the ideal press release headline. Then share them with everyone for valuable feedback.

    •     Music PR Brainstorm: Ariel and Bob will give their best advice on your specific music publicity challenges, critique attendee press kits, and help you set your publicity goals.


Don't miss it!

If you have questions please call Ariel at (212) 239-8384

Click here to reserve your seat (or seats) now:
http://www.bob-baker.com/buzz/nyc-music-pr1.html

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