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PRSA Introduces Innovative Program to Guide Journalists Transitioning Into PR and Communications

PRSay

Sherry, before your agency career, you worked as a reporter for trade publications as well as in local NYC TV news. I was recruited into public relations by one of my PR contacts when I was fashion editor of the trade magazine Sporting Goods Business. I didn’t understand how to craft a good pitch and how to pitch a story.

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Public Relations Review

PR for Anyone

She pitched it to her editor who loved it too and they wrote an article about me. Be Newsworthy My biggest piece of advice when it comes to publicity is to start locally. Local media loves to cover stories about local businesses. Those are all topics that interest local media. Make your business newsworthy.

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Newsjacking with David Meerman Scott

PR for Anyone

So, instead of us trying to pitch reporters on our time, which is normally what happens, what's happening now is we are getting in front of them on their time. Maybe they are a newspaper reporter in the city or the town you live in, and they just wrote a story about COVID-19, and they talked about its effect on the local economy.

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What PR Professionals Can Learn from Being Reporters First

Barokas

Before I discovered PR, I was dead set on becoming a fashion journalist. Give me a new product or a service and I’ll give you a press release and several different pitch angles. You learn to value the art of the pitch (and subject line). Reporters always say they receive hundreds of pitches a day, but they aren’t kidding.

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What is media relations in public relations?

Landis PR

During a session featuring a panel of newspaper editors, one award-winning editor matter-of-factly stated, “PR people and reporters should have an adversarial relationship.” . Personalize pitches to each reporter/editor. . Head to a local establishment where reporters and journalists are known to hang out –enjoy a beverage!

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Collision’s Audacious Return to Toronto

Flatiron Communications

My role was to keep the startup founders’ strict two-minute elevator pitches flowing — for three hours — which worked out to roughly 17 presentations/hour, including interstitials! There is that group of people who just want to understand this without having to subscribe to a newspaper or listen to NPR. This is our audience.”.

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Behind the Headlines With Jody Fisher

Cision

If you find the compelling human story in what you’re pitching, you’ll be successful. Good clients are always forthcoming with information; good agencies take that information and fashion it into actionable ideas. Finally, having patience is a must. Today, I think that’s true across all media.