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Newspapers, magazines, tv shows, websites, blogs and radio stations that have mentioned selling a story with Talk to the Press.
Financial Mail Women's Forum18 November 2009 Former journalist wins women in business award. Click to read the article about Natasha winning at the 2009 Startups awards.
www.familyfriendlyworking.co.uk10 March 2009 Click to read the article about Talk to the Press and how anyone can use real life case studies to raise the profile of their business or cause. Antionia Chitty's PR blog (www.acpr.co.uk)5 March 2009 The rise and rise of the real life story.Click to read an article written by Natasha Courtenay-Smith about the demand for real life stories in the national press.
BBC Radio Five LiveThursday 26 February 2009 How much is your life worth to a newspaper?Natasha Courtenay-Smith joins a debate hosted by Victoria Derbyshire on selling real life stories and the national press. Click here to download the BBC's Listen Again feature, and hear TTTP on the radio.
WikihowPresent time How to sell your storyTalk to the Press is mentioned in an article on Wikihow. Click to read the article about how to sell your story.
The Guardian18 August, 2008 Wanted: real life Shirley ValentinesNatasha Courtenay-Smith from Talk to the Press is featured in the Guardian's media section, talking about how to sell your story. To read the article in full, click here. BBC Radio Essex and BBC Radio Solent23 July, 2008 Natasha Courtenay-Smith was a guest on both radio stations, talking about our new survey which reveals the Top 10 reasons individuals want to sell their stories to the national press.
The Independent26 May, 2008 This woman can sell your storySophie Morris reports in the Indepedent's Media section on how Talk to the Press can help you sell your story.
The Evening Argus20 May, 2008 A rival to MaxClick here to read the article entitled 'Journalist set up website to help people sell their story' which describes Natasha as a rival to Max Clifford.
Press Gazette1 May, 2008 Talk to the Press - it's the story of your lifeClick here to read about Natasha setting up a website for people with a story to sell
www.journalism.co.ukApril 22, 2008 Tell your tale and boost your incomeClick here to read how selling your real life story can earn you money.
Radio 4April 18, 2008 Natasha Courtenay-Smith joins Eve Pollard in a debate about real life stories on The Message, hosted by Jenni MurrayTo listen to the programme, click here.
BBC BreakfastApril 18, 2008 It is said everyone has a story to tell, but does everyone have a story to sell?Natasha Courtenay-Smith appears on the BBC Breakfast sofa to talk about selling a story to the press. Click here to watch the Talk to the Press on the BBC.
www.mumandworking.co.ukApril 16, 2008 Find out how to turn your story into cashClick to read the advice on selling your story with us.
UK Parents Lounge.comApril 16, 2008 Talk to the Press, Make some CashClick here to read about selling real life stories with us.
That's Beauty and Living blogspotApril 16, 2008 Mums earn cash by selling their real life storiesClick here to read about mums selling their stories.
PR WeekApril 11, 2008 Meet the new digital Max CliffordsPR professionals and whistle-blowers alike have been flocking to a new crop of web-based publicists. Matt Cartmell examines this increasingly popular method of gaining coverage in national newspapers.
Clever CommunicationsMarch 2008 The rise and rise of the real life storyNatasha Courtenay-Smith from Talk to the Press writes about real life case studies in the book 'Clever Communications', published by the Voluntary Action Media Unit and aimed at charities who wish to know more about working with the media. To see a PDF of the book click here. We are on page 25.
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