Press Release: DWYT: A megaphone for independent media
A newsletter aggregating free-thinking independent news & views from multiple non-mainstream media sources.
PRESS RELEASE
Tired of the mainstream media driving the narrative? Well, we’re here to tap the brakes. Do What You’re Told is a Substack newsletter/news site that aggregates independent — and often suppressed — news & views from all over the web and social media. We exist to be independent media’s megaphone.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 22, 2023
Do What You’re Told™
By Hecklers Press, a 501(c)(3) media company
dowhatyouretold.com / dowhatyouretold.substack.com
PHILADELPHIA, PA— Finding uninfluenced, intelligent, and healthily skeptical journalism in a world that’s micromanaged by the mainstream media is challenging.
Unless you know where to look.
Enter Do What You’re Told™, a groundbreaking yet simple initiative by Hecklers Press. Do What You’re Told is a Substack newsletter/site which aggregates non-mainstream news, bringing frequently censored voices and suppressed and canceled ideas to the forefront. The cheeky writers behind DWYT created the online newsletter in order to help people find what they may not even know they’re looking for: truthful independent journalism. Equally notable is DWYT’s promotion formula. Physical media, like billboards, will blanket cities in a guerrilla-marketing style advertising campaign. That means everyone — including those who don’t know what they are missing — can find us and our independent media sources, too.
Do What You’re Told mimics Yahoo! News’ proven newsletter format minus their mainstream media sources. Twice weekly, our subscribers get a carefully curated selection of about a dozen pieces of media from reputable independent sources in a simple, easy to digest format. These include articles, podcasts, Instagrams, TikToks, etc., which are arranged with a picture, brief title, short description, and direct link to the original news source. DWYT cites non-mainstream media sources like Michael Shellenberger, Whitney Webb, The Free Press, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Children’s Health Defense, Matt Taibbi, Vandana Shiva, Russell Brand, Jessica Reed Kraus, James Corbett and more.
A few things make us unique: First, as an aggregator of independent news, we are spotlighting rather than competing with our sources. “There are so many people in the independent media space who are creating great content. We didn’t want to create more content. We just wanted to point people to these strong, alternative voices,” explains company founder and former mainstream media journalist, Jennifer Buhl. Second, our target audience crosses the political spectrum; and through our imagery, voice and vibe, we aim to reach folks who grew up in the world of institutionally controlled media. And third, our promotion techniques are old-school: we use local, physical, “guerrilla-style” marketing to evade the censors and stand out from online clutter. Our tactic is to hit individual geographic areas with a slew of billboards and mailers. Our first educational ad campaign is set to launch in Fall 2023 in Philadelphia.
In a media landscape clouded with agendas, Do What You're Told emerges as the antidote. Join us in our search for truth and positive change by subscribing to our free newsletter at dowhatyouretold.com or dowhatyouretold.substack.com. “If you know there is more to the story but aren’t sure where to find it, subscribe,” says Buhl. “The biggest bias in the mainstream media is what’s not being reported.”
Media and interview contact:
Jennifer Buhl
Founder and Independent Thinker-in-Chief
dowhatyouretolders@gmail.com
1-818-331-4671 Cell/ WhatsApp
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I thought this sounded like something I would like to subscribe to even though i already read the free press and russel lbrand but then I came across"our target audenceis young-under 40 --through our imagery and our voice, our vibe draws a younger crowd." Jennifer, I take it that you won't want this 86 year old to subscribe even though, believe it or not, many of us are "young at heart" and may even get your "vibe". But I don't go where ageism exits and I am not wanted.