Read Journalists' Questions & Experts' Answers — FREE!!!
Yes — no cost & no obligation — you can read the questions from journalists and the answers from experts — FREE!!!
PRWEEK called us: "a dating service for PR."
See the Interview Click website at:
www.InterviewClick.com
How It Works
Journalists ask questions free — you can answer free.
You can freely answer journalists' questions publicly for great SEO, as we push both questions and answers to Google News and LexisNexis. Paid members can also use our cloaked system for private, direct conversations.
Qualified experts, authorities, and spokespersons can get a free press room at www.ExpertClick.com — called a "hot-site" by USA Today.
Public speakers can have a discounted speaker bureau profile at www.SpeakerBank.com — the speaker bureau from the International Platform Association (www.InternationalPlatform.com), founded in 1831 by Daniel Webster.
Non-Profit (501(c)(3) and 501(c)(6)) spokespersons can upgrade to our News Council® membership at half price — must have a 990 at Charity Navigator — and join the private www.NewsCouncil.org site, exclusively reserved for non-profits.
Association Trends wrote: "It will make your group the central point for quotes & interviews."
Why Interview Click Is Different
Unlike ProfNet, HARO, and SOS — where you might have to pay to get long emails with lists of questions you do not care about — you can search for questions of interest.
With Interview Click, you also get the answers — so you can listen in on other conversations anonymously. It is easy to search by your keywords or organization name.
Take action today — Join free at
www.ExpertClick.com/FREE
Questions?
Call (202) 333-5000 or toll-free 1-800-YEARBOOK
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About Interview Click
Interview Click is from Broadcast Interview Source, Inc., home of the Yearbook of Experts, Authorities & Spokespersons, founded in 1984 as the Talk Show Guest Directory.
Tens of thousands of copies have been requested by journalists — including Larry King, Paul Harvey, Rush Limbaugh, and Walter Cronkite.
Called "Dial-an-Expert" by The New York Times and featured twice in The New Yorker's "Talk of the Town."
Larry King said: "Something every talk show producer must have."
See the PDF of the printed 2026 Yearbook at:
www.ExpertBook.com
See & print our full 8-page brochure to share with your team at:
www.ExpertBrochure.com
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