Journalists are often very busy and have little (or no) time to look through your email or listen to your pitch. We aim to give you a short guide on how to ensure the journalist understands your pitch and most importantly remembers what you say through email or over the phone.
Before starting on this journey, always remember one thing. Singapore journalists and any journalist for that matter, are just people like you and me. Don’t be intimidated, nor feel that they owe you something because you have a company. Treat them with respect and they should reciprocate in kind.
Want to learn how to respond to a media query?
This article will focus on two scenarios when you’ll likely engage a journalist; when you’re responding to a media query and secondly when you reach out to them.
The media is often on the lookout for great stories, so
Find out what makes your brand story newsworthy
Newsworthiness is often unique to each publication, but the list provides a good starting point to help you identify what makes a good story and how you can shape your story to fit as many of the criteria as possible.
Speak to our consultants now to find out how to get your brand story heard. Contact us at hello@syncpr.co
Last updated 5 June 2020.
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