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Apple on new iPad mini. "It's as thin as a pencil." Think of sound bites journalists can't pass up.Apple live streamed a special event introducing new products including the iPad mini. Companies can learn the following from the presentation:

  • Provide journalists with visual, simple graphics.
  • Consider other visuals to provide before journalists arrive at your door.
  • Provide journalists simple bullet points highlighting your key messages.
  • Don’t fear using props to visually drive home key messages to journalists.
  • If you have a graphics department, ask if it can create animated graphics to support your sound bites.
  • Don’t limit yourself to one spokesperson. Offer different sources for different topics.
  • Explain to journalists how your services or products impact real people. Provide examples. Provide clients.
  • Your spokesperson should speak with passion. He or she should speak from the heart not from a script.
  • Apple on new iPad mini. “It’s as thin as a pencil.” Think of sound bites journalists can’t pass up.
  • Show journalists a short video.

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