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The 22 Responsibilities of PR and What They Entail

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Media Training With the reach of today’s media formats and the explosion of publications, media training is important for a much larger number of people in an organization. PR professionals are now responsible for training a growing number of executives.

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The 21 Responsibilities of PR and What They Entail

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Media Training. With the reach of today’s media formats and the explosion of publications, media training is important for a much larger number of people in an organization. PR professionals are now responsible for training a growing number of executives. Executive Thought Leadership. Data Journalism.

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The 20 Responsibilities of PR and What They Entail

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Media Training. Particularly time consuming for PR people at startups who must train a quickly growing number of C-Suite executives and first-time founders, media training is a must for anyone who will be in contact with the press. Executive Thought Leadership. Data Journalism.

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Join #PRStudChat on March 21st to discuss #PR Curriculum 3.0 – What Communicators Need to Stay Relevant

Deirdre Breakenridge

Should PR programs be more integrated with journalism, marketing, or business, or stand on their own? How important is multimedia storytelling (video, design and photography)? Martin Waxman, MCM, APR, leads digital and social media training and workshops, is a communications strategist and teaches digital strategy.

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2020 Planning: Questions to Ask to Create a Stellar Media Strategy

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Fundamentals like creative collaboration, grassroots ideas, great storytelling, smart planning, are as important today as they have ever been. If your spokesperson has completed media training, but still struggles to keep reporters engaged or tell the brand story in a way that resonates, don’t be afraid to find someone else to step in.

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2019 Planning: Questions to Ask When Building Your Media Strategy

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But if your spokesperson has gone through media training and is still struggling to keep reporters engaged or tell the brand story in a way that resonates, don’t be afraid to find someone else to step in. A charismatic, media-darling mid-level exec is better than a guarded or overworked CEO any day. Keep her in the limelight.