Media Coverage – Closing The Loop
Social media and the internet have seen a quantum change in the way we receive and disseminate information.
If we don’t get on board we’ll get left behind and miss leveraging positive media coverage.
This is an excellent article on the subject and what you can do to “close the loop” by Michelle Prak a corporate communications and PR professional.
Michelle Prak
Originally posted on Prakkypedia:
Have you recently gained some positive media coverage?
What happened next?
Did you bask in the glow for a while? Tell family and friends? Did you keep a copy of the news article, or had you already told your connections in advance to watch the television to catch your seven seconds of fame?
Media coverage can be an important part of your promotional plan. Reaching a lot of people at once can be a great means to raise your profile, get your message across, and become a little more well known.
But when you’ve achieved that media coverage, I’m here to tell you: close the loop!
Leverage it for all it’s worth.
If you’ve achieved some media coverage, that doesn’t mean ‘everyone has noticed you’ and that it’s time to put your feet up (though you may want to for a short time). It means it’s time to do the…
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Actually when someone doesn’t be aware of then its up to other viewers that they will assist, so here it happens.
Actually, ceramic is approximately 60% lighter than steel and is harder too.
The mechanic for the fame system is based on building thirst
by playing matches, and then buying drinks to quench the thirst which in turn boosts your fame.
shower cubicles,saunas or communal baths are all good.