... interview with a
journalist. The cues should cover the issues that are likely to arise in the interview
and the approach that should be taken on these issues.
• Cutting: the piece of written material ... communicate a brand to the various
audiences identified by the client and consultancy.
• Embargo: a warning to the media not to publish a news item until the date
specified...
... briefed about the implications of
the budget for the man-on -the- street by FT news editor. Taxi drivers then spread
this budget knowledge to their customers, and the session was filmed as an
exclusive ... Coverage was achieved against a background of cricket news fighting for editorial
space against the more glamorous sports such as football and the climax of the
Premier Le...
... A PR LIFE – THE LADDER, THE PAY AND THE
LIFESTYLE
An AM or an AE what will you be? The path in PR can be as slow or fast as you
want as your career is very much driven ... client-facing role, though they
may build up to this as they near promotion to the next level.
• Account Executive: the entry point for most graduates, execs are expected to do
the majority of the...
... strengthen the overall reputation
of some well known companies. A lot of the work is classified as
B2B (business-to-business) – that is promoting the company to
other businesses, rather than ... and sending them
to journalists to see if I can get them interested in the launch?
I: Yes, although that is selling the job very short! Researching the
right media for your press rel...
... external assessment based on business proficiency and all
members must pass in order to join the trade association. In-house PR
departments are not subject to such PR industry regulations as the Consultancy
Management ... client’s individual
needs. (See Chapter 3 for individual category definitions). In-house PR
professionals, in contrast, are the clients, undertaking a PR programme...
... well in the end, and the client asks you to come up
with creative ideas to launch the product
A: you tell the client that you can promote this product in all the ■■
mainstream media within the next ... self and present off the cuff
B: you compile a list of questions to ask the client prior to the ■■
presentation
C: you don’t make an effort – if the client doesn’t like yo...
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PR agencies, and the accounts they hold. The more considered and targeted your
application, the better your chance of being noticed and singled out.
Don’t forget to read the marketing and trade ... or
regularly visit the on-line sites of such publications. PR Week is the best source of
agency news but there are a growing number of publications covering the industry
like the...