Siouxsie Q Offers Media Training Course Tonight on FanCentro

Siouxsie Q Offers Media Training Course Tonight on FanCentro

LOS ANGELES — Writer, media strategist, and performer Siouxsie Q will be teaching an exclusive Media Training Course this evening through FanCentro.

The class is targeted to the adult industry and media influencers.

“For the first time ever, I’m making my private media training courses available to a larger audience,” says Siouxsie Q. “The mainstream is hungry for stories from the adult industry, however, journalists and academics have a long history of misrepresenting, or worse, exploiting our voices.”

“This course is designed to prepare adult industry workers for when the media comes calling,” Siouxsie Q. adds, “and more importantly, how to make sure that they keep calling... for the right reasons.”

Siouxsie Q’s Media Training Course runs for two hours, during which she’ll teach attendees how to navigate the intimidating waters of mainstream media and come out on top, garnering more traffic for their brand and business.

She’ll also cover topics such as identifying safe journalists, pitching to publications, how to make sure interviews are on your terms, avoiding pitfalls and media manipulations and navigating paid vs. unpaid media opportunities.

The course will only be available for 24 hours and is available here.

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