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Public Relations Review

PR for Anyone

One of my first interviews was in Examiner.com. Did you invent a new product, write a book, or win an award? Those are their sponsors and they pay for the advertising. Ask Google, “Who writes about [your topic] at [name of publication]?” If so, are you staying connected with those journalists?

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How to Develop Good Social Listening Techniques

PR for Anyone

The more people they have paying attention to their outlet, the more advertisers they can get and the better it is for them. We write video scripts. We film an interview with you. You work with our Fashion Stylist who goes through your closet and picks out exactly what you should wear to elevate your expertise.

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Top Blogs For PR To Follow

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

To improve writing. Learn what not to write. We love the Grammarly Blog because of the depth and breadth of writing insights it holds. ” Use Grammarly to craft smarter social media posts and business memos as well as take interesting quizzes to determine how understandable a piece of writing may be. Bad Pitch Blog.

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Journalism statistics: 7 media relations takeaways from the 2023 State of the Media Report by Cision

Sword and the Script

If they ask for an interview, make it easy for them to arrange a time. Takeaway: Journalists are checking to see what’s hot with readers and writing more of that. Research, read, be active in the respective community and write compelling pitches. Takeaway: Credibility is an existential threat to journalism – and always has been.

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Behind the Headlines With Adriana Stan

Cision

In this interview, Adriana discusses the nuances of promoting media brands, the evolving role of social media in media relations and how to adapt your public relations strategy to the changing media landscape. I’ve always been an avid consumer of journalism and loved writing. Focus on developing your writing skills.

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PR: Separating Fact from Fiction

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Beyond goal-setting and drafting a plan, the work involved in writing materials suitable for media, researching and studying appropriate journalists, and shaping a pitch is specialized and demanding. Myth #2: PR is free advertising. Advertising, on the other hand, can be completely controlled in terms of content and placement.

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PR Interviews: Michael White Lansons

Norton's Notes

I have been interviewing PR practitioners from all over the world as part of my interview series called 20:20 Vision. The concept of these interviews is that I ask each practitioner 20 questions about themselves and they give us a brief glimpse into their working lives and what makes them tick.