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You Land the Interview and Then. the Unexpected Happens

PR for Anyone

If there is one thing I’ve learned doing media interviews and teaching people how to do it, it’s expect the unexpected. When my clients land media interviews, we always do media training beforehand. How to politely break in and be heard if the host is dominating the interview. You really have to be prepared for anything.

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What PR Can Learn From “Money Monster”

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Anyone who has worked in public relations is familiar with the tension created by a live broadcast interview. In an era dominated by branded content and social media, the live shot still stands out. Sometimes we worry about the right props, or the proper brand mention. Forget the interviewer. What appeals to their needs?

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Virtual Background

PR for Anyone

Also consider your brand. If you are filming in your basement, it will likely be echoey. For a refresher on your brand, watch this video on How to Get Publicity with Branding. For a refresher on your brand, watch this video on How to Get Publicity with Branding. Remember, a brand is how you make people feel.

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How Pioneers in Skirts Ran a Successful Kickstarter Campaign…and Beyond!

Deirdre Breakenridge

A documentary film depends on individuals, foundations and businesses to help fund it – and the process of applying and appealing is always ongoing. Knowing that Kickstarters are also important for getting more eyes on the film itself, I did my best to help increase awareness of, and drive excitement for, the film and its Kickstarter.

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Brands Be the Content Customers Want…Not Next to It [UML]

Sword and the Script

In an age of ad blocking, brands have to transition away from solely sponsoring or being associated with the content their customers or prospects want or need. Instead, brands have to also produce the desired content. but it did agree to do a tie-in between the movie and the candy after the film was released. in its own ads.”).

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General Electric Theater: Reagan met Content Marketing in 1954

Sword and the Script

In 1954, the television had reached a critical milestone : 26 million U.S. Long before product placements and sponsored content, one iconic American brand placed a big bet in creating its own television program – another example of an early content marketing initiative – at the urging of its public relations department. “It

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Why Harry and Meghan might be the next Bill and Melinda Gates

Mark My Words

The Telegraph If the Sussexes play their cards right, PR and branding experts tell us, their foundation can flourish and make them celebrity ‘influencers’. We surveyed brand, celebrity and PR consultants on both sides of the Pond about what the duo should do next. After Oprah, the deluge. How will they live the rest of their lives?