If you work in health and wellness and want media coverage, there is a temptation to start with a press release. You have a new service, piece of research, product, book, clinic or campaign, so you sit down and start writing. Company introduction. Background. Quotes. Credentials. Maybe a statistic or two. Three pages later, you…
There is a particular kind of conversation I have had countless times during my career in PR. A client wants media coverage and, almost immediately, the wish list appears. BBC, The Times, Daily Mail, Forbes a huge podcast as well as a seat on a national television sofa. There is nothing wrong with ambition and…
One of the biggest shifts in PR happens when you stop always chasing the media and the media starts coming to you. A journalist emails because a story has broken and they need a credible expert quickly. A producer wants someone who can explain a complex health issue without turning it into jargon. An editor…