Finding Your Frequency features all things in its video interview segments. Our shows highlight businesses, community leaders, health professionals, upcoming events, entertainment, and much more. Finding Your Frequency will have your business buzzing by getting the word out and bringing the viewers in!
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See below for links to important information.
- Show Prep: How to prepare for your appearance on the show
- Parking Procedures: Where to park (and not to park!)
- Sign-in Procedures: What happens when you arrive
- Still have questions? Email us.
- AFTER THE SHOW: Please take a moment to write a Google review about your experience!
FAQs
How long are the interviews?
The interview for solo segments are 5-7 minutes and if you are on one our our group segments, they are generally 10-12 minutes.
How can I get on a TV segment?
We’d love to have you join us for an interview! Fill out the form found at DailyNewsNetwork.com/contact/request-an-interview/.
What do I need to participate?
If you are participating in a remote interview, you’ll need a quiet location with a webcam, a headset and fast internet. If you are coming in person into our studio, just show up 15 minutes prior to your scheduled interview time.
Do you have any example questions that might be asked?
We explore what makes you a successful leader and how your business is contributing to the betterment of our community. Together, we tailor the discussion to focus on relevant industry trends, leadership strategies, and practical advice for success. Some example questions might include:
- What has been the biggest challenge in your career, and how did you overcome it?
- What is one piece of advice you’d give to someone just starting out in your industry?
- What is a common misconception about your field of expertise?
- If you could have coffee with any historical figure, who would you choose?
- If you could go back and give your 18-year-old self one piece of advice, what would it be?
Who is your audience?
We distribute the interviews to our network of websites (Daily News Network) as well as Google News, LinkedIn, Facebook, X (formerly known as Twitter), and many sites that news organizations pull content from. We also curate select interview segments to air on CW17 affiliates in different markets.
How are segments chosen to be aired on live TV?
Our executive producers choose select segments to air based on length and what segments work best for the network’s content theme that week.
How quickly will my interview be posted online?
Within 72 hours after recording. Our producers will send you a link to the video for you to post wherever you’d like.
What is the benefit of doing the business profile and executive highlight?
It provides extra information and content that backlinks to your website, which is helpful for SEO.
Is there a cost?
If you were invited onto a segment by a host or producer, it is absolutely FREE. You will also be provided a link to your interview within 2-4 business days that is yours to share any way that you wish.
If you have been on more than three interviews, there is a cost for your interview, depending on your show. You can see interview prices here.
Can I be on multiple segments?
If you are an expert in an area, we would love to talk about bringing you back on. Contact us if you would like to be featured on another segment.
Who are the hosts?
You can check out all hosts and their bios at DailyNewsNetwork.com/contributors/.
How early should I arrive?
We ask that guests arrive 10-15 minutes prior to the interview.
What should I wear?
You can wear whatever you feel best represents you/your company.
Can someone join me on my segment?
It shouldn’t be a problem, but please email us so we can ensure that the set will accommodate additional people.
How long will the interview take?
IN PERSON: The interview is intended to be brief (about 5-10 minutes). We ask that you come 15 minutes prior to your interview.
If you are booked on The Horse’s Mouth, the interview will be 10-15 minutes, on a panel discussion with 1-5 other guests. Please plan 30-45 minutes to be in studio during this time.
REMOTE: The interview is intended to be brief (about 5-7 minutes). Please join the interview link 2 minutes before your remote interview.
How is the remote interview recorded?
The interview is similar to zoom, in that you’ll need internet, a camera and a microphone, but it’s through a super easy platform called Streamyard. We will send you a link; there is no need to download anything.
Is a virtual greenroom available for PR Reps to watch off camera?
Yes. Feel free to join on the same link, and the producer will keep you in the green room as needed.
Will there be other industries on the show?
We are very community-driven and like to cross-pollinate businesses, so you can get to know other industries.
What do I need to be prepared for the remote interview?
You’ll need solid internet, a webcam, and a microphone. Please limit background noise. It looks best if you are well-lit with light facing you, not behind you. Please let me know if you have any questions.
I haven’t received the link to my interview – where can I find it?
Your interview may still be in editing, but if it has been more than 3-5 days, please email us. If you can check first, go to dailynewsnetwork.com and type in your name in the search bar.
If I have an idea for a show, who can I pitch to?
Set a meeting with Mike White at Client Focused Media.
