HOW IT ACTUALLY FEELS TO BE IN THE MEDIA AS AN INFLUENCER & SUICIDE SURVIVOR | FEATURING IN THE COMING TOGETHER NEWSLETTER!!! | IN COLLABORATION WITH WAYTHROUGH

“Nobody counts the number of ads you run; they just remember the impression you make.”

William Bernbach

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A couple of months ago, I’m NOT Disordered reached the milestone of having 2.5 million readers and as a result of this, I put together a press release (I blogged about my advice on writing one of these, back in 2021 and you can read it here) and circulated it around my local and national news outlets. It’s resulted in a few features and the most recent, will be in the November issue (released November 28^th) of Waythrough’s newsletter: Coming Together and on speaking with the Communications and Marketing team, I had the idea to create this blog post promoting the newsletter because it’s actually not necessarily internal, anyone can subscribe (just click the link above or here!). In publicising it and having had numerous other appearances in the media, I thought I’d discuss how it feels to do this sort of work in the hope that it provides insight, and that budding Influencers or Bloggers feel more prepared in being offered or seeking publicity for their content creation…

THE BEFORE, DURING, & AFTER OF HAVING YOUR LIFE SAVED | CELEBRATING THE BBC 1 DOCUMENTARY ‘AMBULANCE’ FILMING NORTH EAST AMBULANCE SERVICE

 

“When people are going through the worst day of their lives, you’re that person standing right in front of them…” 

Kyle, NEAS Paramedic Apprentice 

 

You can watch the first few episodes: https://bbc.in/3pjjHVO  

 

On August 11^th, BBC One aired the first episode for the new season of Ambulance and this time, they’re following my local Ambulance Service: North East Ambulance Service (NEAS)! Of course, I watched it and tweeted throughout (@aimes_wilson), and all the thoughts and feelings it stirred in me, have inspired this post…