Worth Quoting with Amiee Watts

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What makes someone worth quoting? Worth Quoting with Amiee Watts is a podcast about building visibility, influence and authority. Hosted by Amiee Watts, founder and CEO of Watts PR Group, the show takes you behind the scenes of public relations, media strategy and thought leadership. Drawing on more than two decades of experience working with executives, entrepreneurs and financial industry leaders, Amiee shares practical strategies for getting noticed, getting quoted and featured in the media.

Episodes

  1. Sep 19

    A Day in the Life of a PR Intern with Ava Highland

    Watts PR Group founder and CEO Amiee Watts sits down with Intern Ava Highland to discuss what it’s like to intern for a boutique PR firm. Ava discusses her time at Quinnipiac University as she enters her senior year as a Public Relations major and her behind the scenes work at Watts PR Group.Subscribe for more insights on public relations, media strategy, executive visibility, thought leadership, personal branding and financial-services communications.Worth Quoting with Amiee WattsElevate Your Influence.Connect with Amiee on LinkedIn:   / amiee-watts-0347844   #MediaTraining #PublicRelations #FinancialAdvisors #RIAs #WealthManagement #dayinthelifeofanintern #intern #PRintern #summerinternship

  2. Sep 19

    Meet Amiee Watts, Founder of Watts PR Group and host of Worth Quoting

    From early post-grad jobs, twenty years at PR agencies, and now nearly three years owning her own firm, Watts PR Group founder and CEO Amiee Watts discusses her journey in the field of financial services strategic communications. Amiee provides insights into the process of starting her firm, challenges along the way, and what she enjoys most about public relations and strategic communications.Subscribe for more insights on public relations, media strategy, executive visibility, thought leadership, personal branding and financial-services communications.Worth Quoting with Amiee WattsElevate Your Influence.Connect with Amiee on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amiee-watts-0347844/ #MediaTraining #PublicRelations #FinancialAdvisors #RIAs #WealthManagement

  3. Sep 19

    How to Prep for a Media Interview

    Now you have an interview scheduled with a reporter. Congratulations. How do you prepare? Watts PR Group founder and CEO Amiee Watts details how to prepare for a media interview from research to creating talking points, and things you should keep in mind while being interviewed. See “A Reporter Called, Now What?” for insight into what to do before the interview is scheduled. Subscribe for more insights on public relations, media strategy, executive visibility, thought leadership, personal branding and financial-services communications.Worth Quoting with Amiee WattsElevate Your Influence.Connect with Amiee on LinkedIn:   / amiee-watts-0347844   #MediaTraining #PublicRelations #FinancialAdvisors #RIAs #WealthManagement

  4. Sep 19

    A Reporter Called. Now What?!

    You get a call (or email) from a reporter seeking your insights for a story. What should you do next? And, how can you make the most of the opportunity?In this video, Amiee Watts, founder and CEO of Watts PR Group, explains how to respond when a journalist requests an interview. She shares the essential steps to take before speaking with the media, including gathering information about the story, understanding the reporter’s deadline, preparing your key messages and anticipating the questions you may be asked.Whether you are a financial advisor, registered investment adviser (RIA), wealth-management executive, CEO, CIO, financial-services professional, business leader or subject-matter expert, knowing how to handle a media request can help you communicate with confidence, protect your reputation and establish yourself as a credible source.Watch “How to Prepare for a Media Interview” for Amiee’s practical guidance on preparing your talking points, delivering clear and quotable insights, and approaching your next media interview with confidence.Subscribe for more insights on public relations, media strategy, executive visibility, thought leadership, personal branding and financial-services communications.Worth Quoting with Amiee WattsElevate Your Influence.Connect with Amiee on LinkedIn:   / amiee-watts-0347844   #MediaTraining #PublicRelations #FinancialAdvisors #RIAs #WealthManagement

  5. Sep 19

    The Media’s Secret Weapon: Editorial Calendars and How to Use Them

    Want to know what the media is planning to cover before they cover it?In this episode of Worth Quoting with Amiee Watts, I sit down with Watts PR Group intern Ava Highland to talk about one of the most useful—and often overlooked—tools for earning media coverage: editorial calendars.I explain what editorial calendars are, how journalists and publications use them, and how financial advisors, wealth managers and other financial experts can use them to anticipate upcoming stories and position themselves as timely, relevant sources.You'll learn how to:• Find and understand editorial calendars• Identify topics that fit your expertise• Plan your media outreach in advance• Pitch yourself at the right time• Turn upcoming editorial themes into media opportunities and placementsGreat media coverage isn't always about reacting to the news. Sometimes it's about knowing what's coming—and getting there first.Worth Quoting with Amiee Watts: Elevate Your InfluenceHosted by Amiee Watts, Founder & CEO of Watts PR Group.Subscribe for practical PR, media and thought-leadership strategies designed to help financial professionals become more visible, credible and quotable.#PublicRelations #FinancialAdvisors #WealthManagement #MediaRelations #ThoughtLeadership #PRStrategy

  6. Sep 19

    Want Media Coverage? Stop Doing These 10 Annoying Things

    Want to get quoted, featured or interviewed by the media? Start by not annoying the journalist you’re trying to impress.In this episode of Worth Quoting with Amiee Watts, I break down 10 common ways people sabotage their own media opportunities — and what to do instead.From spamming reporters with irrelevant pitches, to relentlessly following up, to jumping on a story that just published with a “What about me?” email, there are plenty of ways to land on a journalist’s mental “do not call” list.The good news? Most of them are easy to avoid.I’ll share some of the biggest PR mistakes I see — and how to build better relationships with journalists by being relevant, responsive, respectful and genuinely useful.Whether you’re a CEO, entrepreneur, financial advisor, executive, subject-matter expert or PR professional, these tips can help you become the kind of source journalists actually want to hear from.I’m Amiee Watts, Founder & CEO of Watts PR Group, a small-but-mighty specialty PR firm that helps clients earn meaningful media visibility and become trusted sources for journalists.🎙️ Worth Quoting with Amiee WattsElevate Your Influence.Subscribe for more practical advice on PR, media relations, thought leadership and becoming a more quotable expert.#PublicRelations #MediaRelations #PRTips #MediaTraining #ThoughtLeadership #EarnedMedia #Journalists #PersonalBranding #PRStrategy #WorthQuoting

  7. Sep 19

    Media Rapid Fire: What Every Financial Advisor and RIA Needs to Know

    Media Rapid Fire: What Every Financial Advisor & RIA Needs to KnowWhat should a financial advisor do when a reporter calls? Is a podcast or webinar the better way to build visibility? How can RIAs and wealth management professionals become better media sources, and what actually makes a journalist want to quote you?In this rapid-fire episode of Worth Quoting with Amiee Watts, intern Ava Highland puts Amiee Watts in the hot seat for a fast-paced conversation about PR, media relations and thought leadership in the wealth management industry.Amiee shares practical advice for financial advisors, RIAs, wealth managers, financial executives, CEOs, CIOs and other financial services professionals who want to increase their visibility, strengthen their credibility and communicate their expertise more effectively.Whether you're an independent financial advisor, RIA executive, wealth management leader, asset manager or financial services professional, this episode offers actionable media and communications strategies to help you become a stronger spokesperson, a more valuable source for journalists and a more visible voice in your industry.In this episode:• How financial advisors and RIAs should approach media opportunities• What to do when a reporter calls• How to prepare for a media interview• What journalists look for in expert sources• How to become more quotable• Podcasts vs. webinars: which is right for your visibility strategy?• Common PR and media mistakes financial professionals make• How thought leadership can support business growth• Building credibility and executive visibility in wealth management• When PR and media exposure make sense (and when they don't)Subscribe for conversations and actionable insights on public relations, media strategy, financial services PR, wealth management marketing, thought leadership, executive visibility, media training, personal branding and becoming a trusted expert source.#FinancialAdvisors #RIA #WealthManagement #PublicRelations #MediaRelations #ThoughtLeadership #FinancialServices #MediaTraining #ExecutiveVisibility #WorthQuoting

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What makes someone worth quoting? Worth Quoting with Amiee Watts is a podcast about building visibility, influence and authority. Hosted by Amiee Watts, founder and CEO of Watts PR Group, the show takes you behind the scenes of public relations, media strategy and thought leadership. Drawing on more than two decades of experience working with executives, entrepreneurs and financial industry leaders, Amiee shares practical strategies for getting noticed, getting quoted and featured in the media.

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