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I’ve gotten a couple clients and a former employer into the Wall Street Journal over my career, and that photo in Roll Call is right up there with them in my book. A reporter from a regional paper responded to one my pitches asking if we’d offer complimentary tickets. How else would you transport a dozen elephants?
Walking your dog, working out, taking public transportation, folding laundry—what do these activities all have in common? Blair is CEO of Win Without Pitching, a sales training and coaching program for creative professionals, and has spent 25 years in advertising and design. Based on the title of this post, you know how: Podcasts.
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That’s exactly what happened last week when CNN covered President Obama’s intention to veto the Keystone XL pipeline that would transport oil from Canada to Mexico. This is a case where the needs of journalism and PR converge as one. Reverse-engineering the story, all cues point to Cross pitching the anecdote as an exclusive.
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