Web Sites and Sound Bites® Get Media Publicity

While writing books, speaking, and reputation via your work establish you as an authority, it is media publicity that sells your services and products.

To illustrate how you can get media publicity, Dr. Goldberg is a role model. You can click on the colored font links in the boxes on this page to see samples of her TV, video, PowerPoint, and print media. She is available for multimedia coaching and workshops. Just as she incorporated multimedia in this web site, she can add video or audio to enliven your web site with relevant content, whether or not the video or audio is already produced.

Television

Dr. Goldberg on the Today show

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DR. CAROL GOLDBERG

AND COMPANY

Dr. Carol Goldberg and Company is televised at least weekly throughout Manhattan and Long Island in New York since 2001 and won awards. If you live in these locations: schedule. If you do not have cable TV in these locations, see the following options for watching the program on your computer.

Dr. Carol Goldberg and Company can be seen on computers worldwide: Every Monday at 8 P.M. (U.S. Eastern Time so calculate your time), http://www.mnn.org then on left menu select "Watch MNN Live," 57/85 http, and "Launch External Player."

►If you would rather watch episodes of your choice, any time, on your computer, click here.

Read an interview about Dr. Carol Goldberg and Company.

Video

Healthology.com videos with Dr. Goldberg.

After clicking on Healthology.com, select Consumer Health Library Videos then "Workplace Stress" and "Coping with the Holiday Blues."

PowerPoint

PowerPoint presentation for psychologists about expanding independent practice Dr. Goldberg did for the American Psychological Association 2006 Convention. After clicking on this colored font link, download the file to your computer by selecting "save" and a location to save it to, such as your "desktop" or a folder (just as you save other files). Note at this point, you must pick "save" not "open." After saving it on your computer, play the file by double clicking on it and if asked if you want to open it, this is the time to click on "open" (same as you are accustomed to doing with other playable files). The file should unzip automatically, but if it does not unzip and you want to download a free trial version of unzipping software, here is the link www.Winzip.com. You do not need PowerPoint installed because its viewer program is included in the file.

This presentation also shows her use of PowerPoint in a self-play presentation with her narration and automatic slide advancement.

Print Media

Read a sample of Dr. Goldberg's Letters to the Editor that were published in major newspapers (excludes letters that were published on political and other controversial topics). Note these were in reaction to articles that appeared in the newspapers and show a variety of topics.

E-mail and Privacy

High Blood Pressure

Social Security and Medicare Cuts

The Dangers of Plum Island

Give the U.N. an Island

Petite Bias

Advice for the Pols

Fallout from the Raid

Long Island Rail Road

Advice for psychologists from Dr. Goldberg's journal articles.

TV and Radio: She has been interviewed on the Today show and other television programs on NBC, Good Morning America and other programs on ABC, CBS, CNN, PBS (Channel 13-NY), CNBC, WPIX/WB, Fox News Channel, News 12 Long Island, America’s Talking, NewsTalk, and on radio on CBS, NBC, NPR, KGO, Disney, and SONY. The American Psychological Association selected her to do audio bites for radio stations throughout the United States. She has consulted to producers of television programs. She is Host and Producer of an award-winning weekly TV program, Dr. Carol Goldberg and Company, which has been broadcast at least weekly throughout Manhattan and Long Island in New York since May 1, 2001.

Newspapers: She has appeared in major newspapers, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, Newsday, The New York Post, The Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, The Palm Beach Post, The Daily News, The Federal Times, The Toronto Sun, The Journal Constitution, The Oklahoman, The Eagle-Tribune, Physicians Weekly, Physician's Personal Advisory, and news services such as Associated Press and DPA.

Magazines: She has been interviewed in magazines including PC World, Better Homes and Gardens, Redbook, Glamour, Success, Woman's World, Cosmopolitan, Fitness, Self, and Reader's Digest New Choices.

Books: Her advice has been quoted in health books including Healing with Motion; The Doctors Book of Home Remedies for Women; Natural Prescriptions; Natural Remedies; Get Thin, Get Young; The Inner Journey; and in financial publications such as Deloitte's Annual Report on Technology Trends.

Internet: She has been interviewed on news and health websites, such as WebMD and Healthology.com. She has served on web boards for professional organizations.

Her Own Writings: She has written articles in professional publications, including the lead article in the April 2006 issue of Professional Psychology: Research and Practice (an American Psychological Association peer reviewed journal) about her television program. She wrote a regular column in The Internal Audit Advisor. She is writing books on stress management and wellness for the general public.

PowerPoint: She teaches others her own PowerPointSpeaking Skills to make presentations dynamic (instead of dependency upon reading outline and slides, which have become so notorious with PowerPoint that some organizations and businesses unfortunately discourage its use).