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Page 1: Lunch + Learn: How to Maximize your Public Relations Efforts May 13, 2010

Lunch + Learn:How to Maximize your Public Relations Efforts

May 13, 2010

Page 2: Lunch + Learn: How to Maximize your Public Relations Efforts May 13, 2010

•Press Releases

•Trade Vs. Consumer Media

•Photography and B-Roll

•Up-to-Date Media Documents

•Media Monitoring Services

•Media Leads

•Media Resources

Topics We Will Cover Today

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Press Releases

• Be judicious with your news dissemination

• Think about your audience

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Press Releases Continued...

Press Release Distribution Do’s and Don’ts:

• DO include your headline in the subject of your email

• DON’T CC all your contacts

• DO cut and paste the entire press release into the body of your email

• DON’T inundate media with too many releases at once

• DO utilize Social Networking sites - Facebook and Twitter - to pitch quick press release highlights

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Trade vs. Consumer MediaTrade Media • Factual• Trend Starters• Travel Trade & Meetings Publications include: Travel

Weekly, Travel Agent, M&C, MeetingNews

Consumer Media • Fun and Playful• Trend Followers• Consumer Travel Publications include: Travel +

Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Sherman’s Travel, Arthur Frommer’s Budget Travel

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Photography and BRoll

Photography• Good photography is your best friend• Make images accessible to the media via

your website, yousendit.com or an FTP site

B-Roll (Beta Roll)• B-Roll is raw broadcast quality footage of

your property• Well shot, quality b-roll can mean inclusion in

a segment or not

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Up-to-Date Media Documents

• Remember this mantra – Factual media documents are the keys to PR success!

• Make a point to continuously update your press materials and have them available at all times

• Always review what is on your website and update verbiage when necessary

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Media Monitoring ServicesGoogle Alerts – Free way to monitor coverage– Visit www.google.com/alerts after this

call and set up your monitoring.

Other Media Monitoring subscription-based services include:– Meltwater – Cision – Vocus– BurrelesLuce– TravMedia

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Media Leads

HARO – Help a Reporter Out • www.helpareporter.com – HARO is a free

service which sends three e-mails per day with 15-30 media queries per e-mail

ProfNet• More than 100 reporters daily use the

subscription-based ProfNet service to connect with expert sources

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Media Resources

Media Resources ~

• Mediabistro - online community for media professionals. Visit www.mediabistro.com for additional information• Folio Magazine is a Magazine for

Magazine management. Visit Foliomag.com and signup to receive their enewsletters

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Closing Thoughts

Sign-up for industry news updates and e-newsletters such as:– AH & LA– hotelbuisness – hotelinteractive – luxurytravel360 – travelweekly

These provide you with the latest travel industry news and trends instantly via e-

mail.

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Thank you for participating in “How to Maximize your Public

Relations Efforts”

For any additional questions, please contact me at

[email protected] Tel: 646-465-9778