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Kris Ruby

President Ruby Media Group

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Meet Kris Ruby

 

Kristen founded RMG with the goal of opening the vast potential of Social Media on the web to companies wishing to build relationships, grow and profit from Web 2.0. Kristen is at the epicenter of the social media-marketing world and frequently speaks to businesses and associations on new media and viral marketing. She also presents social media workshops for CEO groups to empower business owners to utilize social tools for their networks. Kristen was honored by Columbia University’s Business School to lead a social media workshop for its alumni organization and was chosen to speak on personal brand authenticity at Microsoft. Ruby is a columnist for FORBES, Westchester Magazine, Inside Chappaqua, Single & Smart and has been featured in numerous media outlets including NBC, ABC Good Morning CT, News 12, FORBES, FORBES WOMAN, AOL Small Business, Mashable, Entrepreneur, MSN Finance, BRAVO and more.  Ruby has an ongoing social media segment on ABC Good Morning CT and is the on camera personality behind Westchester Magazine’s “Nightfly.” She was the youngest ever to be chosen as The Business Council of Westchester’s Rising Stars, and most recently 914INC Magazine dubbed her a “Wunderkind.” Ruby resides in Greenwich, CT with her dog Morgan and has offices in Greenwich, CT and Mt. Kisco, NY.

 

 

 

Q&A with Kris Ruby:

What tips/tricks do you have for getting quoted by the press?

When subscription sites like HARO or ProfNET send out queries, spend more time answering the question then pitching yourself as a source. If you give a journalist what they are looking for, it is evident that you are an expert. The biggest mistake people make is spending more time pitching themselves as experts then answering what the journalist is looking for—especially if they are on deadline!

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