If you love Dorset, culture, can tell great stories with an engaging hook for the press, broadcast media and online audiences - we want to hear from you! Weymouth & Portland have been awarded Towns of Culture 2025 and we want to work with with a forward thinking, friendly and well connected PR team to help us spread the word! The Towns of Culture Project Board are inviting proposals from agencies/freelancers to develop and deliver a press and public relations strategy for Weymouth & Portland, Towns of Culture 2025. See website for all information and how to apply https://lnkd.in/eMxV--3v Deadline for proposals December 15th 2024.
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When it comes to pitching media, a personal touch goes a long way. This was true then, and it is especially true now. Rookies in the industry hungry for media should look at this PR Daily article to see the best practices for pitching journalists with a media-first approach.
With a ratio of six publicists to one journalist, pitches can no longer be one-size-fits-all. This PR Daily article is a great reminder to young publicists to research their clients’ audience and top targets first before writing the pitch. Take a look at some of the best practices for pitching that we also follow at TASC: https://lnkd.in/eWAC8hxV
Flip the script with media-first pitching - PR Daily
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With a ratio of six publicists to one journalist, pitches can no longer be one-size-fits-all. This PR Daily article is a great reminder to young publicists to research their clients’ audience and top targets first before writing the pitch. Take a look at some of the best practices for pitching that we also follow at TASC: https://lnkd.in/eWAC8hxV
Flip the script with media-first pitching - PR Daily
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Had an opportunity to interview the figurehead of the Latvian PR industry - Ralfs Vīlands. Selected thoughts from the interview: ⛳ Communication agencies are increasingly competing with traditional advertising agencies: Strategic and in-depth understanding of our client’s business makes us a better advisor on the creative part as well. ⛳ It also works the other way around – advertising agencies are stepping on our territory and taking part in PR tenders. All in all, I think integrated communications agencies could compete for clients who are looking for a multichannel approach. ⛳ Traditional media is losing its power, but not as much to social media as democratically produced content as a whole. There is little difference between professional and amateur media. https://lnkd.in/dqu-eTjr
Ralfs Vilands: Mass Media Is Competing with Democratically Produced Content
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What is your PR strategy? Do you even have one? If your current strategy isn’t working, it’s time to rethink it. Many journalists find that they’re approached by PRs who haven’t changed how they work in years - and it simply doesn’t work anymore. As a journalist with thousands of hours of newsroom experience, I know what works and what will get your email deleted without a second thought. PR strategy is just one of the services I can offer, giving you new angles and different approaches to increase your chances of coverage. #mediatraining #strategiccommunication
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Knowing the rules of engagement with reporters is one of the most important things a PR pro can do – and counsel their clients on. But within the realm of on the record, on background and off the record, there can be a great deal of nuance and considerations. Here are some best practices. https://ow.ly/GF0Q50Ua0oa
‘It comes down to trust’: Communicators on when to go on background, off the record - PR Daily
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