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Online Newsroom & Social Media Intro for PR Writing April 2007

Online Newsrooms & Social Media Primer

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Page 1: Online Newsrooms & Social Media Primer

Online Newsroom & Social Media Intro

for PR WritingApril 2007

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The Media Relations Process...

• Why do you want media coverage? • News Values?• Story Angles?

• What tools will help you accomplish that? • Written Press Material• Good Media List • Distribution Mechanism

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The Value of an Online Newsroom

• Facilitates Good Media Relations

• Be a Resource

• Understand Media’s Needs

• Provide Good Written & Multimedia Content

• Be Responsive

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Online Newsroom Contents

Company History

Bios & Photos of Key Execs

Facts about the company

Articles & Speeches

Latest News Releases

List of Products & Services with Photos

Q&A Sheet

Links to related sites

Reprints of articles

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Do Companies Really Use Online Newsrooms?

• Short Answer: Yes!

• 92% of international companies in a recent study had a specific Press Room area of the corporate Web site

• 75% took just one-click to get to the Press Room

• Called: Press Room, Press Center, Media Center, Press or Media

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Questions?

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Social Media Emphasis on the Social

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Under Social Media Umbrella:

• RSS

• Blogging

• Social Networks

• Podcasts

• Social Bookmarks

• Web 2.0 Fun

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RSS

•Push v. Pull

•Newsroom RSS

•Newswire RSS

•Other RSS

•Feed Readers

•Bloglines

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Is Blogging a Fad?

Technorati tracks 70 million blogs

1.4 blogs are created every second of every day

There are 1.5 million postings per day, or 17 posts per second

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Build “depth” to complement “reach”

The two-way model realized

It’s a small world: join the conversation

Be human

SEO, baby!

Meet your objectives

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Just Give ‘Em Something To Talk About....

•Explore...

•Listen...

•Get Advice...

•Commit...

•Be Passionate...

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Social Networks: Not Just for Teeny

Boppers Anymore

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What’s Next?

Niche Sites: Dogster (dog lovers), Gather (older), CafeMom (moms)

Create Your Own Network: Ning, itLinkz

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Podcasts

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Social BookmarkingWorks by Tagging

For YouFor Pitching

“Purpose-Built” De.licio.us Page

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Collaborate

Find Music

Share Photos