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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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Navigating Media At High-Profile Events

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Even if you have past experience hosting media interviews at industry events like Cannes or CES, attending in 2022 and beyond will present new challenges. Consider The Impact on Local Communities. For more on media training and brand messaging, check out this post. Accommodate COVID Considerations.

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The Three Biggest Media Mistakes Top Executives Make

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In our media training sessions, I usually lead off practice interviews with a seemingly simple question: Can you tell me about your company? We can’t get into a devastated area until it’s safe to do so, and we need the support of the local government before we can enter an area.”. They’re Too Focused on Internal Structure.

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The 3 Biggest Media Mistakes Top Executives Make

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This is a guest post by Brad Phillips , author of The Media Training Bible. Top executives make many of the same media mistakes the rest of us do—but their missteps are often magnified, becoming top headlines on news and business websites worldwide. Want to learn more media training tips? They Say Too Much.

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Coronavirus and Communications: We’re Here to Help

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Consider all stakeholders (partners, employees, candidates, customers, media)—update them frequently and in a timely manner. Stick to the facts and point your audience to official resources (your local government communications or the CDC) for more information.

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PR Rock Stars: Life Time’s Dan DeBaun

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Of course, being exposed to so many local business leaders during my time at the Business Journal was a blessing. Little known fact: You led social media management for the Business Journal during your time there. I spend a good chunk of my time on media relations and pitching. Scott is also an employee at Life Time Savage now.

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How to Prepare for the Big Interview: Q&A With Brad Phillips

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In addition, you might turn down interviews if the topic isn’t relevant to your work or if the topic isn’t company specific (for example, if a journalist is writing a trend piece about how the recession is hurting local businesses, you might not want your brand to be associated with the idea of a bad economy).