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Keys to Success

   Be strategic/proactive
   Know your local media
   Plan ahead
   Use toolkits
   Push key messages as measured by national
   Be a resource
   Enlist PR pros
   Track coverage/Evaluate results
   Follow-up
National Office Tools/Resources

   Extensive media toolkits
   Media counseling
   Messaging notebook
   Trainings
   Speaker’s bureau
   PSAs
What You’ll Need

 Media list
 Understand media protocol for your state
 Approved, trained media spokespeople
  including victim(s)
 Method for contact media (fax, e-mail, PR
  Newswire)
 Toolkits or template material
 Set up Google alerts for tracking
Types of Placements

 News and features
  (TV, radio, newspapers, newswires, magazines)

 Editorials, Columns
 OpEds
 Letters to the Editor
 Broadcast talk shows
 Online media
 Paid Advertising or Public Service Ads
Media Outreach - Materials

   Pitch letter = Story/segment suggestion
   Media advisory = Advance pitch, 5 Ws
   News Release = News, journalistic style
   Statement = Response or comment
   Letter to Editor = Brief response to article
   OpEd piece = Opinion
Media Outreach - Contacts

Broadcast Media             Print Media
 Future/Planning Editors    Daybook Editors
 Assignment Editors         Assignment Editors
 Segment Producers          City, State, Features
                               Editors
 Guest Contacts             Beat Reporters
 News Directors             Editorial Page Editors
 Beat Reporters             Opinion Page Editors
                             Columnists
Generating Positive Coverage

 Be proactive (help shape the media’s
  agenda)
 Understand how the media works
 Stay on the media’s “radar screen”
 Plan ahead
 Pitch “news”
 Be opportunistic
 Be responsive
Getting Attention

 Angle or “hook”
 Unusual, attention-grabbing method of
  delivery
 Include key partners and other VIPs in
  events
 “Peg” to something already in the news
 Use “social math” and facts, statistics
Know What Makes News

What the Media Wants   What You Can Offer


Human “face”           Victims, youth, etc.
Wide Impacts           Statistics and trends
Drama                  Personal stories
Controversy            Legal, industry
“Pocket book”          Costs
Health/Safety          Tips, solutions
Scoop                  New info
“Substance with Sizzle”

   Humanize
   Personalize
   Localize
   Visualize
The Winning Pitch

 Before:                      During:
     Create talking points      E-mail advisory or
     Do your homework            other materials
     Create a media list        Respect reporters’
     Prepare a                   deadlines
      spokesperson               Follow up via phone
                                 Be persistent,
                                  thorough, creative
                                 Be honest,
                                  respectful

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Training Presentation - Media Relations

  • 1. Keys to Success  Be strategic/proactive  Know your local media  Plan ahead  Use toolkits  Push key messages as measured by national  Be a resource  Enlist PR pros  Track coverage/Evaluate results  Follow-up
  • 2. National Office Tools/Resources  Extensive media toolkits  Media counseling  Messaging notebook  Trainings  Speaker’s bureau  PSAs
  • 3. What You’ll Need  Media list  Understand media protocol for your state  Approved, trained media spokespeople including victim(s)  Method for contact media (fax, e-mail, PR Newswire)  Toolkits or template material  Set up Google alerts for tracking
  • 4. Types of Placements  News and features (TV, radio, newspapers, newswires, magazines)  Editorials, Columns  OpEds  Letters to the Editor  Broadcast talk shows  Online media  Paid Advertising or Public Service Ads
  • 5. Media Outreach - Materials  Pitch letter = Story/segment suggestion  Media advisory = Advance pitch, 5 Ws  News Release = News, journalistic style  Statement = Response or comment  Letter to Editor = Brief response to article  OpEd piece = Opinion
  • 6. Media Outreach - Contacts Broadcast Media Print Media  Future/Planning Editors  Daybook Editors  Assignment Editors  Assignment Editors  Segment Producers  City, State, Features Editors  Guest Contacts  Beat Reporters  News Directors  Editorial Page Editors  Beat Reporters  Opinion Page Editors  Columnists
  • 7. Generating Positive Coverage  Be proactive (help shape the media’s agenda)  Understand how the media works  Stay on the media’s “radar screen”  Plan ahead  Pitch “news”  Be opportunistic  Be responsive
  • 8. Getting Attention  Angle or “hook”  Unusual, attention-grabbing method of delivery  Include key partners and other VIPs in events  “Peg” to something already in the news  Use “social math” and facts, statistics
  • 9. Know What Makes News What the Media Wants What You Can Offer Human “face” Victims, youth, etc. Wide Impacts Statistics and trends Drama Personal stories Controversy Legal, industry “Pocket book” Costs Health/Safety Tips, solutions Scoop New info
  • 10. “Substance with Sizzle”  Humanize  Personalize  Localize  Visualize
  • 11. The Winning Pitch  Before:  During:  Create talking points  E-mail advisory or  Do your homework other materials  Create a media list  Respect reporters’  Prepare a deadlines spokesperson  Follow up via phone  Be persistent, thorough, creative  Be honest, respectful