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Old School vs. New School: New PR, New Newsroom

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Old Schoolvs.

New School:

New PR, New Newsroom

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Why Make News?

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How do companies think they should make news?

(Fake, or Otherwise)

?

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Relationships

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The Press Release

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Ye Olde Way Sucks

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New School: The Online Media Room

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Expand the Media Room Audience

• Acknowledge the customer

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Why?

• Potential Customers–Media room is usually the most frequently updated area of a website

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What Else?

• Search engine optimization–Frequent updates related to other site content

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Best Practices

• Make it work for you• Make it work for journalists

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Best Practices continued...

• Provide background info• Browsability• Multimedia

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The Bigger Question

What is different about PR today?

Old ≠ New

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PR Should Not Be Spam

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Important Points

• Have a great online media room

• Target blogs–Create content, or work with influential bloggers.

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Get to Know’em

• Know your reporter’s:–Publication–Blog –Past work

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New is Old

• Do not forget the basics–Help journalists understand –Craft your pitches carefully–Make journalists feel important

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Don’t be Afraid...

• Cut out the middle man• Make your site a source of

information

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In Summation

• Have a plan

• Show some class

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...finally