Media Relations: Improvements Some Journalists Should Make
Most reporters can probably take at least small steps on their own to improve these issues.
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Media Relations: Three Sisters, Three Rabbis And CBS5
In this business, you must have much chutzpah
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For Consumers: Ask Questions Before Paying For It
People will work to their advantage your lack of knowledge.
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Media Training: Wear And Tear On Your On Camera Look
Invite an honest person to join you, someone who won’t be afraid to tell you your lipstick is on your teeth, makeup is smudged, hair is out of place and sweat is making you shiny.
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Crisis Communications: Making Angry Callers Happy After Negative News Stories
Even the angriest callers are willing to forgive a perceived wrong if a business communicates with them directly and genuinely tries to explain itself.
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Media Relations: Don’t Do A Number On Journalists
Make your numbers stand out more by putting them in context.
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Catching Up With Media And The Communications Industry About Chad Johnson
This episode raises questions about more than football.
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Social Media: Don’t Show Me Your Mug
Breaking news: People will retweet and share your content if they like it especially if they are loyal customers, or in this case, readers.
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Politics And The Media: Is The Paul Ryan Pick Any More Important Than Preseason Football?
Every four years, when a presidential candidate announces his VP pick, the media analyzes the choice until someone waves a new shiny object in front of their faces.
Don’t Bite The Dust: Vampires Provide Lessons In Crisis Communications
Some companies never learn their lesson, go underground and don’t reconsider the old rules of public relations.
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