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Marketers typically think about lobbing their pitch at prospective clients, but the same exercise could help you onboard freelancers. A couple simply forward me press releases and offers for interviews, and I can choose whether to bite or not. In some cases, brands give full Slack privileges to freelancers.
How to get in contact, links to social channels, and the availability for interviews or consultations (if applicable). In this sense, the media kit replaces a phone call, interview, or face-to-face introduction that may have been had with the person writing about the business. The offer to potential clients and partners.
Marketers typically think about lobbing their pitch at prospective clients, but the same exercise could help you here. A couple simply forward me press releases and offers for interviews, and I can choose whether to bite or not. Routinely interview your freelancers the way you interview your clients and seek feedback from full-timers.
And in the era of information when more than five exabytes of content are created almost every day, blog posts, videos, infographics and social posts all contribute to this “how” and establish a company’s voice and personality. The whole point of the exercise is to get closer to buyers. They are not created keeping buyers in mind.
2) Interview your speaker before the webinar. Whether your primary speaker is internal or external, carve out time for a 30-minute interview. For example, you can interview them on topics adjacent to the focus of the webinar, or cover in-depth an aspect the speaker will only touch on during the webinar.
Messaging ought to be an exhausting mental exercise – and one that needs refreshing from time-to-time. The output is clarity of mission, vision, similarities and differences. It answers why, because as Simon Sinek says, people don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it. > The word photo offers a big boost. >
If you are gathering data first-hand through surveys, interviews or proprietary data analysis you’ll want to alot at least a few weeks to get everything ironed out. However, even this limited information can result in dramatic differences in outreach response, and is almost always a worthwhile exercise. Reply and Moderate.
Raf recently also got interviewed about this in the Wag The Dog Podcast. This exercise will give you a good understanding of where you’re investing time that you shouldn’t. For example, it would be unreasonable to expect everyone to be able to create a stellar infographic to accompany a blog post. Where do you start?
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Do you have attractive, generic infographics to accompany your story that would work for the publishing environments the journalist is producing content for? Is your spokesperson experienced in doing interviews for podcasts or via Periscope? of journalists find expert interviews and products to review valuable.
In our social posts, we’d then link to a webpage where users could see the data behind our messages — like “show your work” exercises in school. A great example of this was our “COVID is Not the Flu” infographics, which reached over 20 million users on Facebook alone. What are some best practices for other communicators?
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