TV interviews provide a great chance to leave a lasting impression on their audience. These segments allow them to directly engage with their audience and add a compelling clip to their portfolio.
But there’s no guarantee that the perfect soundbite will make it into the final edit of an interview.
“Nail that first answer during a media interview is crucial,” Dr. Deborah Gilboa, a resilience expert.
A family physician by trade, “Dr. G” has parlayed her professional expertise into a successful public speaking and consulting business, thanks in large part to her ability to get on TV regularly over the past 14 years. She credits her skill at making an impact right away with reporters and audiences alike.
“If there’s a sound bite that I need for my sizzle reel or that the one thing I really want to stick for people, I find a way to make it my first answer to their first question,” …