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Five Reasons Why You Should Use Photos and Videos in a News Release | Business Wire Blog

Business Wire

We are frequently asked by clients why they should include photos, videos and infographics with their news releases. Here are just a few of the benefits of adding multimedia to your story, and how to pick the best content to supplement your news.

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A FEEL-First Approach to Comms to Build Genuine Relationships [INFOGRAPHIC]

Deirdre Breakenridge

You can download the Infographic here on my blog, which details a FEEL-First Test with questions to answer before you communicate. Please share this Infographic with any modern communicators or business professionals you know who are trying to reach younger audiences. Do you really know who you’re trying to reach and engage?

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Canva for Infographics Video Tutorial

The Proactive Report

Data visualization is hot right now and the media loves infographics. this video tutorial will walk you through the basic steps of using Canva to make an infographic. Every PR or communications pro should know how to use the easy design tools available now. So does the public. Canva Basic Steps from Sally Falkow on Vimeo.

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Infographic: Journalists Want Brands to Provide Multimedia-Rich Content

Cision

According to the Cision 2017 State of the Media Report , when communicators pair compelling messages with rich formats like photos, videos, social media posts, infographics and data, they can drive better and more accurate coverage and increase earned media opportunities. RISING 2017 MEDIA TRENDS. Keep it short and sweet.

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What Journalists Want to See in Your Press Release – Insights From Business Wire’s 2020 Media Survey

Business Wire

Business Wire’s media survey revealed the three most important elements of a news release are multimedia assets such as video, pictures, logos, and infographics (57%); contact information (51%); and company background (38%). H ow do you catch a reporter’s eye?

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Best PR Uses For Video Content

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

As much as video content has grown in advertising, marketing, and PR , data shows that it continues to expand. WebpageFX predicts that by next year, 90% of online content will be video. Video enhances SEO, has the best ROI, keeps consumers engaged longer, and is more shareable than many other content forms. A public-facing CEO.

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5 Ways to Reimagine the Press Release

Cision

The easiest way to do that is by including multimedia elements — whether photos, infographics, videos or audio clips. Most companies have websites full of engaging images and video to appeal to online audiences. So why not apply the same rules to your press releases, to get more attention? Personalize Your Brand. Conclusion.