Public Relations v. The Law: You Be The Judge
Attorneys and PR practitioners might have more in common than they realize.
Public Relations v. The Law: You Be The Judge Read More »
Attorneys and PR practitioners might have more in common than they realize.
Public Relations v. The Law: You Be The Judge Read More »
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When the media contact you about complaints, don’t imply the customers are to blame.
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A 1:22 video on not screwing up when the media call.
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Some media outlets make it maddeningly difficult to find the appropriate person to pitch a story idea to.
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The Flip Side interviews TV journalist Greg Deffenbaugh about his height and how it may have impacted his interview with President Obama.
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Keith Yaskin of The Flip Side Communications LLC in Scottsdale, AZ explains why businesses should not assume a friendly reporter will ask softball questions.
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Pitching stories with little regard to who is receiving the ideas is not the casting-a-wide net path you should take. Ask lots of questions, define the target audience as narrowly as possible and pitch selectively.
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Our Video For The BBB About A Moving Company Read More »
If part of its audience can’t accept parents whose faces are of different colors, a company need not worry too much about such customers.
Applaud Cheerios For Showing Family Few Others Will Read More »