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Part I: Treat Every Meeting Like a First Interview

Deirdre Breakenridge

This post is Part I of a two-part series on Treating Every Meeting Like a First Interview. A lot of emphasis is placed on preparation, which includes doing your homework on the company and the interviewer prior to your meeting. Even if you’re not the organizer of the meeting, you still need to do your part.

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How To Craft a Journalist-Friendly Pitch: What Newsrooms Actually Want

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At our recent Meet the Media event in New York City, top editors and reporters shared exactly what grabs their attention. The main takeaway: you need to be smarter about your pitches.

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Do Journalists Ignore Your Pitch? Here’s How To Fix It

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At our recent Meet the Media event, top editors and journalists shared exactly why your pitches might be ignored - and what you, a public relations pro, can do to avoid this.

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5 Pitch Ideas For PR Pros When There Is No News

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Here are five pitch ideas for when there is no news that can work particularly well for B2B PR campaigns. . Meet and greet! We do this through a meet-and-greet pitch. The executive addition doesn’t even have to be that recent and even if it was covered by the news, a meet-and-greet will often be welcome. .

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Building a perfect pitch? The story is in the data

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Savvy communicators know that there is more to a perfect pitch than simply good writing, and media relations is not just about distributing these stories to the media. Understanding what to pitch, to whom and what’s working / not working requires access to relevant information. The post Building a perfect pitch?

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The Follow-Up Pitch: PR Tips On Getting It Noticed

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The way we conduct media outreach is critical, especially with reporters often receiving hundreds of pitches and press releases each day. Gone are the days of calling reporters and pitching them over the phone; most prefer a simple email with relevant details. Here are a few ways to successfully pitch and follow up with reporters.

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

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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. CTRs and response rates to pitches are not a perfect comparison.

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