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A DC-based communications blog received the latest bad pitch. We’re calling it the Spectre of Doom pitch. This pitch does take nerve. We’ll go out on a limb and assume the expert works for the “chemical detection system” manufacturer mentioned in the news link. and “US malls” in the same pitch. What’s next?
In late March, Avión Tequila’s PR firm, Allison Brod PR, sent a media pitch claiming “ consuming tequila has some serious health benefits.” The pitch offered cocktail recipes and sourced an American Chemical Society study that suggested agave could lower blood sugar, aid in weight loss and boost insulin production.
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That’s pretty wild for a kid who worked in a chemical plant after high school. What advice do you have for PR people that want to pitch you? That said, just be prepared to talk about why the product or advancement your pitching is a benefit to human beings. What story or stories are you most proud of?
Is it any wonder these opening pitches were barely memorable? They work on our brain in a unique way , triggering the release of chemicals that lower our natural defenses and make us more agreeable. We have [x] practices and specialize in [y]. Clients include [x, y and z] and recent matters we’ve handled include [a, b and c] ….
Whether it was covering coal mining, corruption, health care, labor strikes, chemical leaks or many other bizarre stories, my seven years in West Virginia set the stage for my future career – and I wouldn’t trade those seven years for anything else. What advice do you have for PR people that want to pitch you? E-mail is best.
As the daughter of a chemical engineering Ph.D. In just my first week with Hoffman, I got the chance to get my hands on a bit of every team project, working with my teams to build out several media lists, review pitches, conduct outreach and even draft client emails (gasp!).
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