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Writing For Journalism And Writing For PR: How They Differ

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Fun fact about me: before getting into PR , I wanted to be a reporter. I was a journalism major, so most of my writing experience in college had a reporting angle. Once in PR I quickly learned that, while similar in some aspects, writing for PR and writing for journalism is also very different. . You report the facts.

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The Value of Pitching Trade Reporters | Business Wire Blog

Business Wire

If it's not the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, or the Associated Press—or an interview on CNBC—it's common for corporate leadership to ask, "Why bother?" Everyone wants to be featured in the New York Times.

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7 journalism statistics from a survey of 3,000 reporters to improve PR performance

Sword and the Script

Media coverage is harder to obtain, but journalists are open and candid about what they need – which can make a difference for those PR pros who are willing to listen A while back, Spin Sucks was kind enough to publish a piece I wrote with tips for better PR pitching. Nobody wants to be duped, but for a reporter, their careers depend on it.

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PR tips from a current analysis of 400,000 pitches and 4,000+ reporters

Sword and the Script

Three reports, including behavioral data from 400,000 pitches and two surveys of thousands of reporters, offer a bunch of pragmatic PR tips for pitching the media Anyone who works in PR and does media relations knows it’s harder than ever to earn coverage. And of course, media layoffs and consolidations.

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Three Questions A PR Person Should Never Ask A Reporter

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

As a PR pro , you are constantly communicating with reporters, whether it be pitching, coordinating interviews, or interacting on social media. Here are several questions a PR professional should never ask a reporter. . Here are several questions a PR professional should never ask a reporter. . Your job is done, right?

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How Has the Pandemic Changed Journalism? I Asked a New York Times Reporter

PRSay

Five months into the pandemic, I sat down to talk to New York Times staff reporter Anahad O’Connor. Remember that before you get angry about the length of time it takes to receive a response from a reporter. “I The remote nature of O’Connor’s job means that he and others are approaching journalism in different ways.

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The claims PR pros sometimes make of relationships with journalists are mostly BS; here’s what actually matters

Sword and the Script

Do you have the relationships to get us into top-tier publications like The Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times ? It is possible for PR pros to build relationships with reporters, journalists and influencers. We dont want a media where reporters take stories solely on that basis. And thats how it ought to be too!

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