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Media Relations
Course Code:
PR.8
Subject:
Public Relations
Course Fee:
£2650 + VAT (20%)
Dates for this course:
20-02-2017 to 24-02-2017
London
26-06-2017 to 30-06-2017
London
09-10-2017 to 13-10-2017
London
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Who should attend?
Corporate and government spokespersons
Public Relations and Media Relations Managers
Marketing and Communications Managers
Owners and directors of PR consultancies
CEOs, Directors and Staff who undertake media interviews
Learning Objectives
To understand how media works and benefit from effective media relations
To identify story types and how they should be ‘pitched’ to editors
To gauge the importance of stories and how media will assess them
To plan a successful press conference and give winning interviews
To relate to and understand the importance of new and social media
Course Content
How to Establish Successful Media Relations
Understanding the difference between media relations and public relations
Establishing, managing and maintaining relationships with target media
Appreciating news values and analysing reporters stories
Who is who in the news structure; reporters, editors, desk journalists and others
Importance of maintaining lists and data on target journalists
Pitching Stories Successfully
Identifying reporters’ beats and understanding their importance
How to pitch your stories to key journalists
Recognising news deadlines and observing them
Planning, setting out and writing successful press releases
Understanding how and where reporters get their news material
Identifying the Importance of Stories
Deciding whether a story is for all media or specific news outlets
Gauging how important a story might be to media
Gaining a reputation as a dependable source of information for reporters
Following up your story with reporters
Developing and utilising ‘tip’ sheets
Press Conferences and Interviews
Planning, preparing, implementing and following up a press conference
The difference between a press briefing and press conference
Preparing for an interview and understanding the reason for it
Adopting television skills for before during and after an interview
Pitfalls and how to avoid no comment and off the record
Techniques for New Media
Media relations and the 24 hour news phenomenon
Media relations on line
Devising and managing web news conferences
Auditing and monitoring social media and utilising ‘citizen’ reporting
Differences in approach to traditional and new media
Testimonials
I find the attitude of the staff of LCT to be highly commendable. They are nice, courteous, helpful and ever ready to assist.
Director
Bank of Ghana
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