Media Relations: Businesses And PR Pros Can Learn From How Walmart Is Handling The New York Times
Media Relations and Crisis Communications: What we like and don’t like about how Walmart handled The New York Times story.
Media Relations and Crisis Communications: What we like and don’t like about how Walmart handled The New York Times story.
If you want media attention, re-arrange your schedule. Do some quick thinking. Don’t miss an opportunity.
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My Business, a bi-monthly magazine for the National Federation of Independent Business, quoted Loren in its April/May edition. Read this article called “Wrap It Up Turn Your Wheels Into A Billboard.” After you click the link, scroll down to see the article. Check out our previous blog on this topic called “Public Relations: Don’t Be Loud,
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Pitching the media effectively is not tossing darts.
They are distracted making phone calls for reporters who should be doing the work themselves but are instead either analyzing an air check or feasting on free food that just arrived in the newsroom. The news director is blaming them for missing a story no normal human being could have known about. They are busy
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Sometimes your business must position itself as a voice on an indirectly related news event or trend.
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Maybe someone forgot to take my publicity headshot off the dartboard they use to pick what journalists to pitch.
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All I ask for is an off-the-cuff ruff.
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My bank mailed me a letter. It discussed the benefits of using its cards and earning points for rewards and cash back. The letter stated “We are here to help” and how the bank strives “to provide the best products and services to meet all of your banking needs.” Toward the end, the letter read
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Starbucks takes the whole customer feedback and conversation strategy to the next level
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