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Title: PR ON A SHOESTRING FRUGAL MARKETING


1
PR ON A SHOESTRING FRUGAL MARKETING
  • Dianne Chase
  • a la carte PR

2
Four Steps to Success
  • Clarify Your Message
  • Identify and Know Your Audience
  • Choose the Appropriate Medium
  • Follow-Up

3
The Successful Syntax
  • Get attention to an issue or problem
  • Get interest with a solution
  • Give some proof that your agency/organization can
    provide that solution
  • Give a call to action

4
THE CLASSIC QUESTIONS
  • Why should we even care about_______?
  • What first led to ___________________?
  • What type of person would be interested
    in_______?
  • If_______did not exist, how would that change
    things?
  • What aspect of ________do I like best?
  • What larger movement, field or situation provides
    background for _________?
  • What are________s principle benefits?
  • What are the barriers to_______succeeding?
  • How can_______be explained to a 10 year old?

5
The Top Tips
  • Articles
  • Editorials / Letters to the Editor
  • Press Kits
  • News Releases / Media Advisories
  • Public Service Announcements
  • Speaking Engagements / Presentations
  • Special Events
  • Meet the Media

6
News Releases
  • Make sure the information is newsworthy.
  • Tell the audience why they should care.
  • Start with the news, then who announced it.
  • Make the headline and the first 10 words pop!
  • Avoid excessive use of adjectives and jargon.
  • Deal with the facts.
  • Provide complete contact information.
  • Make it easy for journalists to do their jobs.
  • Get it to the right media- Only.

7
The All-Important Headline
  • They arouse curiosity.
  • They promise answers to a question or solutions
    to a problem.
  • They are laden with benefits.
  • They promise to reveal secret information, or
    information thats hard to find anywhere else.
  • They create emotional appeal.
  • They interrupt the readers and make them stop
    what theyre doing to read more.

8
VisibilityCompetenceWord of Mouth
Reputation
9
Andalways rememberExpecting the world to
treat you fairly because you are good, is like
expecting the bull not to charge because you are
vegetarian.
10
BE SEENBE HEARDBE KNOWNGET
PRESS!
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