Media Training: Pump Up The Volume
Don’t yell. But give your sentences some oomph.
Media Training: Pump Up The Volume Read More »
Don’t yell. But give your sentences some oomph.
Media Training: Pump Up The Volume Read More »
This is basic media training in a modern world where about the only device still unable to record you is a refrigerator.
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Don’t refrain from pitching feature stories. You simply need to connect with the right people.
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Business owners might legitimately ask themselves why they should self-identify themselves when the TV station is not.
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The problem is too many TV stations don’t decipher between legitimate storms and a few swaying trees and often insist on drenching us with coverage no matter how many snowflakes settle on the ground.
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What’s so important about being first?
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Some media outlets will approach with closed minds pitches about senior citizens.
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The best part about satellite interviews is they usually provide you with simply a head shot.
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Young journalists should follow their dreams and never let a disgruntled news veteran discourage them.
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