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What AirPods and FAA Regulations Have to Do With Media Relations

PRSay

I’m writing this on a plane to North Carolina. And something is really standing out to me this spring as I’m traveling to deliver live training events. Just as the FAA changes flight regulations in response to new technology, you should do your best to adapt to the new media landscape. Image by Daniel McCullough.

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Anchor Your Pitches to Journalists With a ‘Human Angle’

PRSay

Whenever possible, pitches should be about people, not products or programs. I recently reviewed a group of pitches and saw the power of this principle highlighted by two good examples and one that needed some help. His pitch was a profile of an up-and-coming minority woman leader who happened to be in charge of the bid.

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The Plane Truth About Following Up on Pitches

PRSay

I travel a lot for my job and have a lot of travel stories that teach me life lessons. Let me share an experience that a few of you can relate to and what it taught me. Many PR practitioners let uncertainty they are feeling in their gut creep into their language in the emails they write to media.

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Blogger Outreach Versus Media Relations: What Marketers Need To Know

Polaris

Bloggers usually focus on narrow niche audiences such as moms, fashion for plus-size women or travel destinations in Southeast Asia. Given the significance of blogs in the online media landscape, brand marketers simply can’t afford to ignore them. or mess up a blogger outreach program with poor targeting and lazy execution.

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Creative Ways to Pitch Media During a Pandemic

5W PR

Typically for this time of year, businesses and marketers would be focusing on pitching and marketing things around the holiday season. This time used to be reserved for stories around home recipes or holiday travel tips.

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How to Pitch FWx Beer Writer Ethan Fixell

Cision

He has also covered, the beer, wine and spirits industries for Tasting Table, Food Republic, Vanity Fair, Quartz, Saveur, Travel + Leisure and DuJour. Fixell focuses on industry trends and includes his own personal experiences in his writing. We asked him to share some advice on how to pitch him, and he’s given some great tips below.

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5 Things to Research Before Pitching Freelancers

Cision

The wheels in my head were spinning with how I might pitch the story to my editors. Here, in no particular order, are four other bits of research that should be considered “homework” before you hit send on that next pitch. I, for instance, edit travel content for Expedia. The invitation seemed interesting at first. So don’t ask.