Media training 101 for small businesses

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Great news: you just scored a big press interview to promote your business. The story will expose your brand to the perfect new audience and drive meaningful traffic to your website. So…don't blow it. Yes, just as quickly as the excitement for the opportunity arrived, the realization that you now have to do an interview sets in. I get it—press interviews can absolutely be intimidating. The resulting coverage represents a significant opportunity to acquire new customers, drive sales, or raise awareness, and you want to be sure to represent your brand well and really compel the audience to check out your company. On top of that, you have to contend with adrenaline and nerves in the moment. You may be thinking, "So many other business owners are so polished and articulate in their interviews. How am I going to pull that off?" Deep breath. A successful interview is usually the result of good media training: preparation and practice in advance of an interview. I've tr...
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How to Share Your Notes from Evernote

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Evernote is a great place to collect thoughts, clippings, and notes, and sometimes you want to share those things. Here's how to share your notes and notebooks with other Evernote users, how to get a public URL for an Evernote notebook to share with anyone, and how to automatically send notes from Evernote to other applications.

How to Share an Evernote Note

Open the note you want to share and click the Share button. Here's how that looks on the Windows version of Evernote:

Evernote share button

In the window that pops up you'll need to enter the email address of another Evernote user. You can also set permissions and add a note.

Evernote share window

Your recipient will get an email letting them know about the shared note. They will be able to access it in the "Shared with Me" section, in the Evernote sidebar.

Want to share with someone who doesn't use Evernote? You can turn on a shareable link by clicking the Turn on button.

Evernote sharable link

This will create a link that can be opened by anyone, whether they have Evernote or not. Here's what that link looks like when opened in a browser:

Evernote public URL

This is a public URL—meaning anyone with the link can access it—so don't use this method for any information you'd like to keep private.

How to Share an Evernote Notebook

Want to share an entire Notebook, instead of just a single note? You can do that too. Open the Notebook you want to share, then click the ellipses in the header. Next click Share Notebook… Here's how this looks in the Windows version of Evernote:

Evernote share notebook

You'll see a window with sharing options. You can enter an email address, set permissions, and even add a message from here.

Evernote share notebook window

Just like when sharing a note, your recipient will get an email letting them know about the shared note. They will be able to access it in the "Shared with Me" section, in the Evernote sidebar.

Note that you can't create a public URL for an entire notebook, meaning notebooks can only be shared with other Evernote users.

Share Notes With Other Apps

Want to share your Evernote notes with other apps? You can do that with Zapier, a tool that connects apps to each other. For example: You can automatically turn your notes into Trello cards.

Or, if you're a OneNote user who needs to access notes from Evernote, you can automatically send them over.

You can even instantly save your notes to Google Drive, if you want.

This is just the beginning; check out more of our Evernote integrations to learn more.



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