Media training from Axicom - 123VOOM
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The document provides an agenda and summaries for a media training session. It discusses: 1) The current UK media landscape of rolling news cycles and the rise of citizen journalism, and the need to be prepared to speak to journalists at any time; 2) Top tips for interacting with journalists such as telling your story, building rapport, thinking about readers, and being honest and avoiding jargon; 3) Types of media interactions like face-to-face interviews, and perfecting an elevator pitch to concisely explain your message and differentiate your business.
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2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
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4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
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- 1. Lightning Media Training 12th April 2016
- 2. Agenda • The UK media in 2016 • Top tips for interacting with journalists • Today’s media interaction • Perfecting your elevator pitch • Your message • The ABC of answers and useful phrases • Today’s journalists
- 3. The UK media in 2016 Rolling news cycle – there’s no ‘good’ time of day If you don’t speak they will find someone else Don’t necessarily write the headline Increasingly seeing the rise of Citizen Journalism Also contributing to blogs, podcasts, social media feeds Competing with rivals inside and out
- 4. Top tips Do Tell your story Build a rapport with journalists Be aware of their time pressures Think about the readers Use anecdotes and examples Be yourself Be honest Avoid jargon Don’t Use this as a sales opportunity Change the parameters of the interview Speculate Think anything is off the record Say anything you don’t want to be seen in print Say no comment Ask to review before publication Be overtly critical
- 5. Today’s media interaction Interviews can be: Face to face, at events, on the phone, written, at a trade show, networking
- 6. Perfecting your elevator pitch Gap in the market Why are you unique? WWWWW Differentiators? Explanations: Your gran? Someone in the pub? The acid test: who cares? Show your passion! You’re the expert Trumpet your success!
- 7. Your message Wider world Your business Your business Wider industry You as an SMB
- 8. The ABC of Answers Acknowledge Bridge Control
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- 10. Top take-aways • Journalists aren’t out to get you • The media landscape is increasingly fast paced • Journalists will not provide you with free advertising • Hone your elevator pitch • Be human