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Tips for Professional Video Chat Interviews and Meetings

PRSay

Social distancing, quarantining and an increase in working from home have moved many face-to-face meetings and conferences to video chat platforms. Below are my tips on how to ace these interviews; most of which also apply to online meetings and conferences. Make sure your home network can handle a video call.

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Media Training: How To Pick A Trainer So You Shine In The Spotlight

Polaris

The idea of a media interview is enough to cause even the most confident executive to break into a cold sweat. To make matters worse for some individuals, the thought of taking a media training session to prepare for interviews can be equally daunting. Look for a media trainer who has experience on both sides of the microphone.

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7 PR Tips For Nailing A Media Interview

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Remember your media training . If you haven’t already undergone formal media prep, ask your PR team to set up a session when possible. For more on mastering your media training, check out this post. Often, the PR rep will sit in on the meeting to help keep the conversation on track. Beware lengthy tangents.

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Avoid These 7 PR “Surprises”

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

But by the next meeting, the cast of characters has changed without notice. The best rule, of course, is to slightly underpromise and overdeliver — in writing. Occasionally we see overconfident executives who feel they aren’t in need of media training. The negative media story. .

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

PRSay

So I don’t have a spare 30-40 minutes during the day to sit down and do a meet-and-greet via Zoom. Journalists want to do a great job and they want to write great stories. Remember that, although they might be busy, maintaining relationships can allow you to help them do their jobs while meeting your goals. What do you think?’

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How a PR agency can contribute to your communications strategy, and how to select the right agency for your business

Onclusive

A typical PR agency toolkit can include some or all of the following: Strategic counsel and advice Reputation management Crisis management Media relations, including outreach and pitching Analyst relations (e.g. This checklist will help you focus as you research different PR firms and create a shortlist of agencies you’d want to meet with.

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What to Do When Your Internal Communications Goes External

PRSay

For your most sensitive communications, consider face-to-face meetings, or phone calls, instead of putting it in writing. There will be times, for legal and other reasons, that you will have to put sensitive materials in writing. To read more about employee communications, check out our March issue of Strategies & Tactics.

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