I love the music and characters on your site and know our 5year old would love playing with it--though she would probably just register for everything! I would agree with a few things people have said:
* Parenting blogs are key. Find a website geared toward kids that you like and see who they`ve received press from. Start going after those places. Aren`t there also parenting sites/blogs that review things for kids? Maybe they could review your site and people could read about you that way?
* Instead of a creating blog about toys, what about a blog about websites for kids, since that is what you know?
* Instead of pitching the site so much, pitch your story. Maybe it`s a cute dad-daughter/son story about how you got the idea. A local news station would love to interview both of you! I was in journalism for many years and was always surprised by how few people called or emailed me to pitch stories. I was always willing to hear what someone had to say if they were bold enough to get in touch. And I can tell you, many times the squeaky wheel gets the grease! If I liked someone and their idea enough, I would find a way to get it in the magazine. Don`t be shy about contacting people directly. Have your pitch down and know what you`re going to say--then do it, fast!
* Partnering would definitely be key. Whether it`s a smaller toy chain or company, a kids clothing company, a TV station, a kids attraction of some kind? Get creative and brainstorm on this one. You never know!
~Lisa Marie
soon-to-be weddings guru of all things lovely...
megasound12/16/2008 12:39 PM