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4 Sure Fire Ways to Develop A Dynamite Media Pitch
When developing stories to pitch to the media, remember to focus on their needs. It’s tempting to focus on stories that talk about how great your product or service is, but that’s generally not going to interest the media. Your job is to come up with story angles that excite and interest the media. Below are some quick points to consider when developing your media pitches:

Pitching the Media
This article deals with pitching a story idea to the media about you, your business or brand.
4 Secrets to Developing the Perfect PR Pitch
You might have a great story, but if you don’t know how to present it, you’re not going to grab the media’s attention. Remember what seems like a great story for you might not seem that way to the media. Building a great pitch for a TV segment or magazine article takes some time, thought and creativity. I covered some ways to develop a dynamite PR pitch in a previous article, take some time to review those but also keep the following tips in mind.

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telling stories the brand connection
Today, we're interested in stories, and not particularly interested in facts. Every story needs facts, of course, but they are secondary. The facts are there just to provide some ballast for the story. There are always so many facts that don't fit into the story, and insofar as they don't fit, depending on our commitment to the story, we have a tendency to disregard them. Every good story has some connection to the truth of our experience, but the story's the thing.

Part 2 - Creating a Media Blitz - Brainstorming for your own fresh angles
Here are a few simple tips to help you brainstorm for your own new, fresh, original angles for news:

Resist the Interpretation Addiction
Sometimes we adopt a story and unknowingly our emotions get swept up in it. And 99% of the time we don’t really question or inquire into the story we create. We treat our story as what actually happened. The problem, of course, is that the story influences, in part, the action you take in subsequent events. This article is about identifying the stories you may have created, working around them and managing them.

The Most Important PR Secret
What most entrepreneurs and companies don't understand is that often the main job of the PR firm is to find the right story. It's often not the obvious story that works, because that's the same angle that the competition will be pitching. Without the right story and tone, you have a weak campaign, at best. Finding the right story, that's what it all comes down to.
What Makes a Press Release Newsworthy? It's all in the news angle.
Here are 10 common news angles that public relations professionals use to write a press release that newspapers actually want to pick up.
Make Your Story Add Value to Your Clients Bottom Line
The purpose of your story for a workplace audience is to improve the bottom line. Even in those employee appreciation programs where entertainment may seem the focus, there is an undeniable expectation of increased productivity after your story is heard. The question to ask yourself when using your story is: What is the point of the story and how does the story improve a client's bottom line?
4 Sure Fire Ways to Develop A Dynamite Media Pitch
When developing stories to pitch to the media, remember to focus on their needs. It’s tempting to focus on stories that talk about how great your product or service is, but that’s generally not going to interest the media. Your job is to come up with story angles that excite and interest the media. Below are some quick points to consider when developing your media pitches:

Decision-making and double-edged swords
Use a simple yet thorough decision-making process to assure that you are covering all the bases, being collaborative and looking at all the angles
To Phone or not to Phone (pitch) The Media
You’ve come up with your story ideas and pitch angles, you’ve written your press release, you’ve sent out the email pitches and you’ve placed your release on one of the paid wire services and… nothing! Not a single editor or producer has called to interview you or write a feature on you. You’ve done everything right and everything’s gone wrong. What now? How about picking up the phone? There’s a start!

The Power Of Telling Your Story
Story telling is a basic part of being an entrepreneur. Every one of us has a unique story to tell, as an entrepreneur your story connects you to your audience and potential clients. The power of telling your story is an essential tool for every entrepreneur. Your own unique stories make you different than any one else. This difference is essential for you to share with others for them to know who you are, what you do and why you do it.
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