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How to Pitch Media Exclusives In Tech PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Let’s use this model to get the scoop on pitching media exclusives for B2B technology programs. PR pros don’t pitch exclusives for the biggest stories – those will typically drive enough coverage without making the first-crack commitment to one journalist. The $ pitches are no-brainers. Whom do you pitch the story to?

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The Essential Role of PR in B2B Tech: From Product Launches to Industry Influence

5W PR

From product launches to industry influence, PR plays a crucial role in crafting the narrative for B2B tech companies.  Product Launches A meticulously executed PR campaign can spark a triumphant product launch within the B2B tech sector.

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Smart PR: 6 Stories NOT To Pitch Media

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Based on our experience, we’ve identified examples of when NOT to pitch that will help make clearer the line between self-serving nonsense and the stories journalists need. Avoid the following pitches, and make media contacts look forward to your ideas or contact you when they need an assist. Honors awarded by media outlets.

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B2B PR Tips For Embargo Pitching In A Crazy News Cycle

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Once the exclusive runs at an agreed upon date and time, the story can be pitched widely to the broader media targets. That’s one reason why embargo pitching is still relevant in today’s accelerated news environment. Selective embargo pitching makes it more likely a story will generate coverage in more than one media outlet.

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A Day in the Life Of A Tech PR Executive

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Today the client tells us about a new product launch scheduled for early next year. It’s exciting, and we discuss dates for a full briefing with the product team. Then we review our weekly progress — what’s working, what’s not, and what we need from the client for media opportunities, planned pitching, and future news.

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A Day in the Life Of A Tech PR Executive

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Today the client tells us about a new product launch scheduled for early next year. It’s exciting, and we discuss dates for a full briefing with the product team. Then we review our weekly progress — what’s working, what’s not, and what we need from the client for media opportunities, planned pitching, and future news.

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Public Relations Review

PR for Anyone

She pitched it to her editor who loved it too and they wrote an article about me. Instead, when I heard camouflage was a new fashion trend for women, I took the camo Sock-It that was originally designed for men and coupled it with a hot pink Strap-It and created a “new” combination that appeared to be a new product launch.

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