
Category: PR & Marketing
Working with Journalists
by Linda Reed-Enever | Feb 15, 2022 | PR & Marketing | 0 |
Journalists are the key to having your story conveyed. To successfully work with the media, we need to understand that journalists live in an ever-changing world of deadlines and demands which can all alter in an instant. What was destined to lead the front page in the morning may have changed numerous times by noon as events occur and announcements are made.
Read MoreHow Long has it been since you sent a Media Release?
by Linda Reed-Enever | Jan 22, 2022 | PR & Marketing, Tips | 0 |
Working with the media is not a set and forget game you need to keep sharing story ideas and angles with them. So that means making writing Media and Press Releases on a regular basis and making it part of your Marketing Plan.
Ask yourself: How Long has it been since I sent a Media Release?
Read MoreMake your headline standout with these tips and tools
by Linda Reed-Enever | Jan 17, 2022 | Communication, PR & Marketing | 0 |
A headline can be the make or break of your media release, so it is key/essential to make sure your headline stands out and grabs the reader’s attention.
The formula of a headline is short, snappy and attention grabbing. It should include points from your release or post, and sum up your subject and why it is newsworthy.
In short it the headline needs to stand out and say read me or your readers will want to read me!
Read MoreEvergreen News Angles & Story Ideas for each month of the Year
by Linda Reed-Enever | Jan 1, 2022 | PR & Marketing | 0 |
There’s a term we use in the media, and it unlocks a wealth of solid PR opportunities – “Evergreen”. The word evergreen is most often used by editors to describe content that is of that is perpetually relevant—much like the way evergreen trees retain their leaves all year round.
By tapping into evergreen topics you can create a great media plan to add to your Marketing Planner.
Read MoreAn Introduction to The Media and PR
by Linda Reed-Enever | Nov 30, 2021 | PR & Marketing | 0 |
Traditional media is the print, TV and radio; from your daily news to your monthly magazines and news features.The digital era has seen the media grow, diversify and morph into the online world. Online media means that the news is now more social. The reach is wider and your audience is more accessible than ever. Public Relations is all about relating your business to the public: telling your story, building your brand and sharing your message in a way that the media and general population will relate to you and bond to and recognise your brand.
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