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Monitor the media environment. Media interest in this story will continue until the public health crisis abates. A network television feed producer said that between the nonstop coronavirus stories and the presidential primary elections, “our resources have become even more scarce.”
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My career began in television news as a reporter and producer. After working over 10 years in television news, she made the leap to public relations. She is now the proud owner of Mother of Pearls Public Relations where they specialize in media relations, mediatraining and crisis communications.
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Our Pitch Club Cafe client Gene just sent us an email and after pitching a television station using our system heard back right away and said “it’s the first time anyone from a news station has responded to a pitch.” ” We LOVE to get these and we get them quite frequently because the system works.
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The third day, we take our VIPs into a television studio. But I got a lot of takeaways from it, when I was working with our clients one-on-one, the things that they were struggling with in terms of pitching the media. And it’s so awesome! We spend two days of getting s**t done. We give them their ideal interview.
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