Whether you’re just starting out or scaling up, this is the tool that puts you on the radar – and keeps you there.
How to write your media bio – £97
If you’re serious about landing media coverage, podcasts, speaking gigs, awards or partnerships – your media bio needs to do the talking.
Journalists will ask for it. It makes you come across as media friendly, and it’s the first impression you give when you pitch anything, from a book proposal to a TEDx talk.
I know my clients have secured bigger features than originally planned because the journalist had the info to hand, thanks to their media bio.
Another client had her media bio read out on stage at a speaking gig at the House of Commons.
And I know editors who always ask for a client’s media bio when using expert quotes.
So if your current bio is vague, wordy or sitting in a draft somewhere – this guide is for you.
For just £97, you’ll get my full toolkit (normally part of £2,000pm+ client work).
Including:
A complete, step-by-step guide
Based on the formula I use with 1:1 clients who go on to land Forbes, The Times, Telegraph, Stylist, Woman & Home, You magazine and more.
Here’s what’s inside:
- What a media bio should really include – and how it can improve your visibility
- The 7 things journalists want to see from your media bio (most people miss at least 5)
- How to grab attention, fast – with examples you can model
- How to tell your story with impact, not fluff
- What to include in your ‘what I talk about’ section
- A full checklist of what to include – and what to ditch
- FAQs: What to do if you’re new, have no awards, or have never been featured before
Real examples from real client bios
I’m sharing FOUR of my clients’ media bios, so you can see exactly how I’ve structured, written and positioned bios that get my clients booked, featured and followed up.
Templates you can write straight into
Editable Word + Canva templates so you can create your own professional media bio in under two hours. The design is done for you.
Two quickfire videos from me
Watch as I walk you through exactly what to write and why, plus key dos and don’ts – it’s like sitting beside me while you write it.
Plus: 7 smart ways to use your new bio
From pitching to podcasts, securing panels, award entries, book or course launches, and more – you’ll know exactly where and how to use your bio to boost your visibility.
After this, you’ll walk away with:
A polished, press-ready media bio
A clearer, more confident message
A go-to doc you can send, copy-paste or update any time
A huge time-saver you’ll actually use (no more last-minute scrambles to pull something together)
A resource most people pay hundreds for – for just £97.
This is not just a guide.
It’s your shortcut to showing up like a professional, and finally getting the recognition you deserve.
Whether you’re just starting out or scaling up, this is the tool that puts you on the radar – and keeps you there.
One-time payment. Lifetime access.
Carol Driver – journalist and PR expert
With 25 years of experience as a journalist and editor, including as the Femail Editor at MailOnline, Carol knows exactly what it takes to make a story stand out.
For the past six years through Carol Driver PR, Carol has helped entrepreneurs (including Lisa Johnson, Holly Matthews, Liv Conlon) raise their profile in the media on a consistent basis with strategic PR, crafting excellent story ideas editors can’t resist.
Carol’s clients have been featured in: Forbes, The Times, The Telegraph, Daily Mail, MailOnline, The Sun, Mirror, Glamour, Stylist, Metro, and Good Housekeeping, as well as national radio and TV shows.
She also runs Make The Headlines – helping women share their stories in the media, including impactful features that have gone viral!
Carol Driver – journalist and PR expert
With 25 years of experience as a journalist and editor, including as the Femail Editor at MailOnline, Carol knows exactly what it takes to make a story stand out.
For the past six years through Carol Driver PR, Carol has helped entrepreneurs (including Lisa Johnson, Holly Matthews, Liv Conlon) raise their profile in the media on a consistent basis with strategic PR, crafting excellent story ideas editors can’t resist.
Carol’s clients have been featured in: Forbes, The Times, The Telegraph, Daily Mail, MailOnline, The Sun, Mirror, Glamour, Stylist, Metro, and Good Housekeeping, as well as national radio and TV shows.
She also runs Make The Headlines – helping women share their stories in the media, including impactful features that have gone viral!