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Broadcast interviews – raising your profile
Being invited to appear on TV or radio to talk about positive news relating to your organis ation represents a fantastic opportunity to gain exposure and boost your profile.
It can, however, also be a daunting experience.
Outwrite PR’s personnel are experienced in delivering tailored training to help clients prepare for – and make the most of – broadcast media interviews.
Our tailored courses and workshops include real-life examples from our own experiences.
They will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to stay calm, get across your key messages and ensure you are invited back by the producer!
We give practical tips and instant feedback to ensure you get across your key messages during the interview.
Tell us what you want and we’ll prepare bespoke training just for you. Contact us now for an informal discussion.
Print / online – raising your profile
Outwrite PR personnel are experienced print journalists, and we know what busy reporters are looking for.
We offer practical tips on carrying out face-to-face and telephone interviews with newspaper, magazine and online journalists.
Our training sessions will ensure you get your point across, deliver some memorable quotes and minimise the risk of you being misquoted. Contact us now for more information.
Crisis coaching – damage limitation
As journalists, we have covered a range of stories with the potential to damage an organisation’s reputation. These include fires at chemical plants, industrial action and redundancy announcements.
As part of our issues & crisis management offering, we can help you prepare for those interviews you really wish weren’t happening.
For media training that covers crisis scenarios, we draw on our extensive experience taking part in crisis communications exercises – and real-life incidents.
Our training packages will ensure you get a fair hearing and that your side of the story isn’t forgotten.
We will demonstrate how to turn a crisis into an opportunity.
Contact us now for more information.