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The #PRStudChat Community Discusses Mysteries of Media Pitching on September 20th

Deirdre Breakenridge

ET for an in-depth discussion on the mysteries of media pitching. You heard us: Media pitching. Google “media pitching” and you’ll get a slew of results referencing dos and don’ts, tips, tricks, and best practices. So, for the September #PRStudChat, we brought in the media pitching expert: Michael Smart ( @michaelsmartpr ).

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Why Every Business Owner Needs to Know a Little Something about SEO

Polaris

In 2006, we started working with a reputable search company. We won some of those pitches, but still relied primarily on referrals from satisfied customers for most new business. I was no longer working with the SEO company I hired in 2006 so I was on my own. I enjoy writing. Sound too good to be true?

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There's The Pitch From HR

Bad Pitch Blog

Turns out that PR folk are not the only ones who send bad pitches! As we know, our HR colleagues pitch all day, every day. When they recruit, they’re pitching. When they announce inevitably negative changes to benefits packages, they’re pitching. This from someone at RLM who isn’t as wily as I am. You get the idea.

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Batter Up: The Bad Pitch From HR!

Bad Pitch Blog

We all know that PR folk are not the only ones who send bad pitches! As we are aware, our HR colleagues pitch all day, every day. When they recruit, what are they doing: they''re pitching. When they announce inevitably negative changes to benefits packages, that''s really a pitch. You get the idea. department lately?

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The Insecurity Blanket Pitch

Bad Pitch Blog

Shel Holtz forwarded a blanket pitch sent to him that brings several basic lessons to mind. This is one of the lamest pitches I’ve seen in a long time. This is one of the lamest pitches I’ve seen in a long time. Our first episode premiered on February 15th, 2006, and was downloaded over 2000 times.

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One IPO, One M&A and the Best Media Monitoring Solutions for 2021 [PR Tech Sum]

Sword and the Script

Linkfluence was founded in 2006 has 150 employees in seven offices, with headquarters in Paris. However, this month, its agency admitted in writing it pitched this blogger on an announcement using Muck Rack, which, in my opinion, is a competitive product. Its software is sold as a subscription-based service.

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Times' Hansell Turns to Bad Pitch For a WTF!

Bad Pitch Blog

New York Times'' Technology reporter Saul Hansell sent us a worse-than-usual pitch that we have been baffled by. Something got us thinking: “Does anyone read what they write?!” So anyway, think about this: Now someone who gets pitched EVERYTHING will have an opportunity to say “Look what I have” on his own blog.