There are now details of over 45,000 individual planned media articles in the FeaturesExec Media Database.
Each one represents a potential piece of media coverage. And we’re adding more each day as publications provide us with forward features lists for 2008. Searching and making lists of target forward features is easy with FeaturesExec.
Check out our whitepaper on Getting Mentioned in Feature Articles for tips on using forward features lists (also know as editorial calendars).
For more information on the FeaturesExec Media Database call 0845 370 7777 or email sales@dwpub.com.
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