Week 3 Flashcards

(6 cards)

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What are the fundamentals of any media relations program?

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  • Goals
  • Baseline
  • Research
  • Media Lists
  • Designated Spokesperson
  • Method of Evaluation
  • Key Messages
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What is a media list?

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  • Compilation of names, publications, contact information, deadlines
  • Based on what audience you are trying to reach
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3
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What information is in a media list?

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  • Name, title and publication name
  • Contact information: Email, phone number, social media
  • Story angles of interest/appeal
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4
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What are tips for generating a media list?

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  1. Review communication goals
  2. Identify types of media outlets
  3. Consider “beats”
  4. Include pitching tips
  5. Keep it current
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5
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How can you evaluate whether a media relations effort was successful?

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  • Quantity of coverage
  • How many people were reached?
  • Quality of coverage (positive, negative or neutral)
  • Were my key messages relayed?
  • Was it worth all the money/resources?
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Why are key messages important?

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  • Helps you stay organized when speaking with media
  • Helps you maintain composure under pressure
  • Ensures consistency of message
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