Fayetteville NC Media Marketing / Public Relations Promotions Package Launched

Jun 3, 2021

The Mo You Know, founded by ShaDonna “Mo” McPhaul, has announced the launch of her updated Media Mania package, which helps clients get exposure on media platforms.

Fayetteville, United States - June 3, 2021 /PressCable/ —

The Mo You Know, a veteran-owned digital marketing and public relations agency, has announced the launch of the updated Media Mania package. The company’s CEO, ShaDonna “Mo” McPhaul, has a long history of helping small businesses and nonprofits increase their visibility.

More information is available at https://themoyouknow.info

The launch of the updated Media Mania package aims to help clients get exposure on media outlets, including TV, podcasts, radio, and more.

The company’s founder, Shadonna “Mo” McPhaul, played a variety of roles during her military service. She worked in public affairs, human resources and logistics management, and knowledge operations management. Her military career also took her abroad to Korea, Kuwait, Afghanistan, and Germany, giving her a unique global perspective.

Following her military career, McPhaul has worked in media as the former host of “The Mo You Know” show on ESPN radio. She has also published a best-selling book and been featured in several magazines, including The Huffington Post and The Fayetteville Observer.

Her varied career and media experience gave McPhaul a vast network of skills and industry connections that she uses to benefit her clients through the Media Mania package.

With the Media Mania package, McPhaul uses her media connections to pitch clients’ organizations to a variety of media platforms. Her strategy is designed to achieve maximum exposure for small businesses and nonprofits. The package begins with a kick-off meeting and preparation for upcoming media events, such as interviews. Then, McPhaul submits media pitches, follows up on them, and handles the entire booking process. Each month, clients meet with her twice to discuss the media strategy.

Clients can select the 10-pitch option or opt for unlimited pitches to media outlets. Free one-on-one consultations are available for those with additional questions.

The launch of the updated Media Mania package reflects the veteran marketer’s commitment to helping small businesses and nonprofits connect with their target audience.

McPhaul takes personal responsibility for giving her clients the exposure they need, as she said: “My job is to ensure the people who need you know you!”

Interested parties can learn more at https://themoyouknow.info

Contact Info:
Name: ShaDonna Monique McPhaul
Email: Send Email
Organization: The Mo You Know
Address: 100 Hay Street, Fayetteville, NC 28301, United States
Phone: +1-877-665-6697
Website: https://themoyouknow.info/

Source: PressCable

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