Accessing the Media

"Jill is a triple threat with her firsthand experience in the news industry, federal government, and public relations world. You will be fascinated to learn the behind-the-scenes details of these closely watched entities."
—Gretchen Carlson, former FOX News anchor
“Jill’s inside information is literature that will train the next Thomas Jeffersons, Benjamin Franklins and Alexander Hamiltons. With her experience, information, and insight, Jill ensures a successful campaign and political career.”
—Aaron Berlin, prosecutor and candidate for district court judge
“Jill’s book is must read for anyone wanting to know how the dots are connected with politics and the media. With the evolving political climate, Jill has found new ground to plow.”
—United States Congressman Richard Hudson
“As a first-time candidate connecting with Jill was a great decision. She consulted with me on the content and timing of press releases, provided training on how to interact with the press and how to capitalize on an interview. I would not have received as much press as I did, had it not been for Jill’s invaluable advice. She is still someone I consult with on an on-going basis and hope to for years to come.”
—Michelle Barson, current mayor pro tem, Clemmons, North Carolina
“You can buy knowledge but you cannot teach wisdom. Jill’s wisdom helped me win my election and continued to help me while serving continuous terms as Mayor.”
—former mayor Nick Nelson, youngest mayor to serve Clemmons, North Carolina
“People can’t choose your product or service if they don’t know about it. Jill Osborn offers practical help in tapping into the power of media.”
—Gary Chapman, PhD, author of The 5 Love Languages
“Insightful. Eye-Opening. Needed. A book you highlight, store in your desk drawer, and reference time and time again.”
—Mandy Haggerson, senior communications director for the director general, United States Department of State
“Accessing the Media gives you the fundamentals you need to avoid hiring a pricey PR firm. Jill Osborn lays out nuts-and-bolts advice that will help you prep for a news event, putting out a press release or live television interview. It is a useful guide from somebody who knows how newsrooms work.”
—Evan Siegfried, author of GOP GPS: How to Find the Millennials and Urban Voters the Republican Party Needs to Survive

"Jill is a triple threat with her firsthand experience in the news industry, federal government, and public relations world. You will be fascinated to learn the behind-the-scenes details of these closely watched entities."
—Gretchen Carlson, former FOX News anchor
“Jill’s inside information is literature that will train the next Thomas Jeffersons, Benjamin Franklins and Alexander Hamiltons. With her experience, information, and insight, Jill ensures a successful campaign and political career.”
—Aaron Berlin, prosecutor and candidate for district court judge
“Jill’s book is must read for anyone wanting to know how the dots are connected with politics and the media. With the evolving political climate, Jill has found new ground to plow.”
—United States Congressman Richard Hudson
“As a first-time candidate connecting with Jill was a great decision. She consulted with me on the content and timing of press releases, provided training on how to interact with the press and how to capitalize on an interview. I would not have received as much press as I did, had it not been for Jill’s invaluable advice. She is still someone I consult with on an on-going basis and hope to for years to come.”
—Michelle Barson, current mayor pro tem, Clemmons, North Carolina
“You can buy knowledge but you cannot teach wisdom. Jill’s wisdom helped me win my election and continued to help me while serving continuous terms as Mayor.”
—former mayor Nick Nelson, youngest mayor to serve Clemmons, North Carolina
“People can’t choose your product or service if they don’t know about it. Jill Osborn offers practical help in tapping into the power of media.”
—Gary Chapman, PhD, author of The 5 Love Languages
“Insightful. Eye-Opening. Needed. A book you highlight, store in your desk drawer, and reference time and time again.”
—Mandy Haggerson, senior communications director for the director general, United States Department of State
“Accessing the Media gives you the fundamentals you need to avoid hiring a pricey PR firm. Jill Osborn lays out nuts-and-bolts advice that will help you prep for a news event, putting out a press release or live television interview. It is a useful guide from somebody who knows how newsrooms work.”
—Evan Siegfried, author of GOP GPS: How to Find the Millennials and Urban Voters the Republican Party Needs to Survive