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Hub You - Publicity: Nailing a Media Interview, Part I
We have now reached the fourth phase of the PDCA cycle. This article completes the loop (as well as setting the foundation for beginning at Phase 1 again
It's hard to imagine why anyone would pick up a newspaper to find a job any more. With a seemingly endless array of career sites, mailing lists, corporate
A print reporter gets maybe 700 words to do your story. A TV or radio reporter has two minutes. So your interview shouldn't be hours long.
Don’t give them more than they need. It’s too overwhelming for them, and can divert the story to a tangent. Tangents have a place – in intellectual dialogue; when you’re talking among colleagues. Remember this formula always: in
Successfully implementing an ISO 9001 Quality Management System depends on developing a clear understanding of seven aspects of the program, including:
A print reporter gets maybe 700 words to do your story. A TV or radio reporter has two minutes. So your interview shouldn't be hours long.
Don’t give them more than they need. It’s too overwhelming for them, and can divert the story to a tangent. Tangents have a place – in intellectual dialogue; when you’re talking among colleagues. Remember this formula always: i
It is estimated that returns cost the Consumer Electronics industry more than $10 billion annually, and although returns are unavoidable, it is essential t
Don’t give them more than they need. It’s too overwhelming for them, and can divert the story to a tangent. Tangents have a place – in intellectual dialogue; when you’re talking among colleagues. Remember this formula always: i
Billing and claims management services and systems help healthcare providers manage rising costs of healthcare as well as increase overall administrative e
People want to understand their role - they want to do well! So by being clear, really clear about what it expected of them, makes a big, big difference! A
Sure, you can become a reporter’s friend by steering them to new resources, trends, and information. But don’t feel obligated to point out all opposing points of view, or to lead them to those who may dispute you. Who needs that?
Remember... becoming buddies with the press is a good thing – but our ultimate goal is to attract prospects a
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