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Media Training is Vital to Your Brand’s Success

5W PR

Go into any interview or media presentation with every bit of knowledge you can think of regarding the topic, your organization, and any current events that might be tied to your industry. If you are going to be filmed, dress professionally. If it was filmed, see if you can get a copy so you can check how you come across to the camera.

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Behind the Headlines With Nick Hawley

Cision

In this interview, Nick discusses how to approach integrated communication, why print may still have a place in your strategy and how to build relationships with reporters. For example, let’s say we filmed a great video for a client. Some brands really lend themselves well to print and out of home advertising.

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From May to Balding: lose yourself

Mark My Words

Showbiz journalist Ginny Dougary claims Clare Balding’s PR team took heavy-handed liberties with her interview copy, removing unflattering sections and inserting self-promoting fluff. One well-connected client in the film industry recently told me that around 60% of journalists are “open to feedback”. PR too has changed.

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Media Training in 2020: Tips and Trends [Guide]

5W PR

It could be a short statement for the press, or perhaps an interview in a TV studio, or even a detailed radio discussion – whatever it is, most people tend to get stressed when it comes to any type of public speaking arrangement. If you are going to be filmed, dress professionally. Prep Time Before the Real Thing. When it’s Over.

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Behind the Headlines With Adriana Stan

Cision

In this interview, Adriana discusses the nuances of promoting media brands, the evolving role of social media in media relations and how to adapt your public relations strategy to the changing media landscape. On a consumer level, it’s also about translating magazine content into a broadcast interview or other forms of media.

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Alpharetta a High-Tech Secret; Off Script #13: GSU EiR Bill Bradford

Sword and the Script

He says he “interviewed for a technical sales position on a lark” (at Texas Instruments) and knew he had found the right career. Know a PR, marketing or sales leader with compelling ideas fit for print? See these related interviews: Modern PR Different not Harder; Off Script #12: Tressa Robbins of Burrelles .

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From May to Balding: lose yourself

Mark My Words

Showbiz journalist Ginny Dougary claims Clare Balding’s PR team took heavy-handed liberties with her interview copy, removing unflattering sections and inserting self-promoting fluff. One well-connected client in the film industry recently told me that around 60% of journalists are “open to feedback”. PR too has changed.

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