Mitchell P. Davis, editor from ExpertClick.com, is known as the matchmaker between people who want to be interviewed and the media members who need to talk to someone knowledgeable about today's issues. This symbiotic relationship came into existence when Davis started the Yearbook of Experts, Authorities, and Spokespersons in 1984. The New York Times called it: "Dial-an-Expert" Since then, the hundreds of thousands of news releases issued via his Broadcast Interview Source and News Release Wire have garnered interviews in international, national, and local print and electronic outlets.

Due to his longevity in the business and his strategic location in Washington, DC, Davis has access to the journalists who want to talk to the people who can answer important questions. Journalists and experts know that Davis is highly selective in who's included in his directory so both parties know the other has "skin in the game" Neither has time to waste trying to determine the validity of each other's credentials.

Paul Dickson has been a member since 1996 and when he published his book, Hidden Language of Baseball—How Signs and Sign-Stealing Have Influenced the Course of Our National Pastime, he issued a release through Davis's ExpertClick.com site and he was interviewed on Business Week, AP, Fox News, and Bloomberg Radio.

Shortly after completing Georgetown University business school in 1982, Davis was hired by a company that was destined to cease business. They guaranteed interviews which attracted clients who otherwise would never warrant an interview and the talk radio market was just too new. In the meantime, Davis has never guaranteed an interview and the talking head business has grown exponentially, with great thanks to Mitch Davis.  

He is a member of the Circumnavigator's Club -- see his photo from Shanghai . 

Qualified experts (yes, he still screens) can send news releases free at www.NewsTip.com/refer/Guest_of_Michael_Levine