103 days ago by Lori

If a PR person is in the midst of pitching a client to reporters and newspapers, perhaps these nails will be good inspiration. Here a tutorial on how to do it.

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141 days ago by Jamie Brown, Consultant

Pitches that are short on visuals might just be better suited for newspaper or radio. However, there are ways to salvage your story and land a successful pitch. Here's a few ways to ready for prime time. - Tie into something topical. - The Greenovation Contest didn't offer many visuals, but the stor ...

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143 days ago by Lori

I found this helpful article at the blog for the Publicity Hound. I ALWAYS practice tip number 2. Reporter's seem to appreciate it and will tell me to email instead or call back in an hour or so. 2. Be considerate of the reporter’s time. As soon as Karen answers the phone, ask, “Hi Karen, this is Jo ...

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144 days ago by Marijane

We all know what to do, and what not to do, when pitching media. Yet, it’s easy to cut corners under time pressure. Here’s a quick list of the “Seven Deadly Pitching Sins” for PR professionals. Feel free to add your own. 1. Being boring – A boring or irrelevant pitch will be deleted faster than a po ...

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