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Lucy Werner in Forbes

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‘One of the most underused PR tricks is not to submit a press release but to tell a personal story, because PR professionals know they are great for connecting with an audience on a personal level.’

Lucy Werner, author of Hype Yourself and (with Hadrien Chatelet) Brand Yourself, is featured in Forbes where she contributed to the Forbes article ‘5 ChatGPT Prompts to Secure Press for your Business’.

PR Experts Share: 5 ChatGPT Prompts To Secure Press For Your Business

How much could your business grow if you were famous online? Use these ChatGPT prompts to make headlines with your work, because you deserve it.

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Lucy Werner in Forbes

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‘If you’re going to prompt ChatGPT to write your content and advise your next step, incorporate your company goals into the training. After you have its suggestions, get a second opinion from colleagues, clients and friends, ensuring that where and with whom you align yourself fits with where you see your business heading.’

Lucy Werner, author of Hype Yourself and (with Hadrien Chatelet) Brand Yourself, is featured in Forbes where Jodie Cook explores five ways ChatGPT is harming your brand and what to do about it.

5 Ways ChatGPT Is Harming Your Brand (And What To Do About It)

Used in the wrong way, ChatGPT will harm your brand. Avoid the 5 pitfalls so your business doesn’t suffer.

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Lucy Werner on The Future With Chris Do

Lucy Werner, author of Brand Yourself and Hype Yourself, is featured on ‘The Futur with Chris Do’ talking about the importance of PR in counterbalancing negative news and providing a platform for people’s stories.

Pitching Your Way to Success: Secrets from a PR Expert

This video features an interview with a PR expert named Lucy Werner. The interviewer mentions having a mixed history with PR people and firms but acknowledges the importance of PR in branding and marketing. Lucy Werner introduces herself and explains her background in PR, which began with a work experience placement at a music PR agency.

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Hadrien Chatelet in The Freelancer Magazine

Hadrien Chatelet,  co-author of Brand Yourself, (with Lucy Werner, author of Hype Yourself ) is featured in Issue #9 of The Freelancer Magazine: The Art of Freelancing – Creativity & Design.

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Lucy Werner on Publicover & Co

‘When working effectively, PR is a great free tool to raise your profile in front of the right audience. The more time you can invest in the preparation stages before contacting others will make all the difference. ‘

Lucy Werner, author of Brand Yourself and Hype Yourself is featured on Publicover & Co discussing practical PR tips for startups.

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Many startup founders have PR near the top of their list heading into this year. If that’s true for you, it’s also likely that your time and budget are divided into hundreds of other buckets that are also just as important.

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Lucy Werner on Brand Therapy Podcast

Lucy Werner, author of Brand Yourself and Hype Yourself is featured on the  Brand Therapy podcast speaking with hosts Phil and Lauren about getting publicity as a small business owner.

184. How do you generate publicity for your personal brand? (f. Lucy Werner)

Listen to this episode from Brand Therapy on Spotify. How can you get PR without time or a publicist? 📰 You’re going to find out in this riveting episode of Brand Therapy. Hosts Phil and Lauren meet with Lucy Werner, hype queen and PR extraordinaire, to get the 411 on getting publicity as a small business owner.

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Lucy Werner on the Not Too Busy To Write Podcast

Lucy Werner, author of Brand Yourself and Hype Yourself is featured on the  Not Too Busy to Write podcast speaking about book PR and marketing.

‎Not Too Busy To Write: Lucy Werner on how to promote your book on Apple Podcasts

Lucy Werner is a PR expert and founder of The Wern, an agency specialising in PR and branding for creative small businesses. Lucy is not only an expert at book PR but also a published author herself and in this episode Lucy shares what she has learned about book PR and marketing from both sides.

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Lucy Werner on ‘The Futur with Chris Do’ Podcast

Lucy Werner, author of Brand Yourself and Hype Yourself featured on the  ‘The Futur with Chris Do’ podcast

222 – The art of PR – with Lucy Werner

Listen to this episode from The Futur with Chris Do on Spotify. Lucy Werner wears many hats: public relations (PR) expert, business owner, author, coach, and mother. She is the founder of The Wern, a PR agency and design shop for startups, entrepreneurs, and independent brands.

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Hadrien Chatelet hosting for Adobe LIVE France

Hadrien Chatelet,  co-author of Brand Yourself, (with Lucy Werner, author of Hype Yourself ) is hosting an Adobe LIVE event and has four more live events scheduled over the next few months. Lucy, has also recorded for a brand new Adobe podcast coming out later in the year / early next year called Humans of the Creator Economy.

Adobe Live | Adobe Express avec Hadrien Chatelet | Adobe France

En savoir plus sur Adobe Express : https://www.adobe.com/fr/express/?sdid=DZTGZV8N&mv=social Hadrien Chatelet est passionné de couleurs, auteur à succès de Brand Yourself et designer d’image de marque primé. À 17 ans, le street art militant dans sa ville natale de Nice l’a conduit à son premier emploi rémunéré en tant que décorateur aux Galerie Lafayette.

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Lucy Werner in Forbes

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‘…guard whose words you internalise very carefully. “If they are not living the life you want, don’t take their advice,”’

Lucy Werner, author of Hype Yourself and (with Hadrien Chatelet) Brand Yourself, is quoted in Jodie Cook’s Forbes article where Jodie explores ‘The 3 Pieces Of Advice Entrepreneurs Would Give Their Former Selves’.

The 3 Pieces Of Advice Entrepreneurs Would Give Their Former Selves

Most entrepreneurs are scrambling around trying every path hoping that one leads somewhere good. The ones who reach that place look back and connect the dots. I asked entrepreneurs what advice they would give their former selves and their answers split into three key categories.