Why Have Dr. Richard Kaye As Your Guest?

Dr. Richard Kaye isn’t just another speaker.
He’s been featured on PBS, ABC, and in Forbes, for his
groundbreaking work in human potential,
applying those same principles to
influence, credibility, and exposure.

For more than two decades, Richard has helped entrepreneurs, authors, and thought leaders, gain powerful publicity, get featured in major media, and turn that visibility into lasting credibility and profit.

He’s known for showing audiences how to leverage exposure to grow their businesses, build trust, and attract opportunities that last. Podcast and summit hosts love him for his actionable insights, uplifting stories, engaging presence, and authentic messages, that inspire audiences to take action immediately.

In our conversation, we’ll explore From Hidden to Headline-Ready: How Entrepreneurs Build Trust and Grow Through Publicity — a candid look at how visibility, credibility, and trust work together to create true influence.

Your followers will learn how to  . . .

  • Pitch show hosts with confidence (including radio and television) and get more bookings.
  • Turn one interview into many by mastering the art of being invited back.
  • Recognize why talk radio and media outlets are always looking for credible guests like them.
  • Avoid the biggest mistakes people make when pitching and how to stand out from the crowd.
  • Differentiate PR, advertising, and publicity, and understand which one actually builds trust and authority.
  • Discover even more actionable ways to create lasting visibility and profit

Why Hosts Love Having Richard On

Richard is known for being professional, prepared, and powerfully present. He’s insightful, easy to work with, and brings warmth and energy that keeps audiences engaged and inspired.

His appearances have helped shows attract new listeners, create deeper audience trust, and generate meaningful conversations that stand out in a crowded media landscape.

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Some hosts like to have a few questions to ask. If that's you, here are some questions to get you started. Certainly, feel free to take the conversation wherever you wish.

  • How did you get started in publicity?
  • What are the distinctions between PR, advertising, and publicity?
  • You talk about getting people, who even if they have not yet written a book, to be a Number One best selling author, how can they do that?
  • What are some of the most important thngs to know about being on live media, which includes radio and television?
  • What are some of the most important thngs to know about being on live media, which includes radio and television?
  • What are some of the most important thngs to know about being on live media, which includes radio and television?

Let’s Explore How I Can Serve Your Audience