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This is the final post of the Television Publicity series with additional tips on how to get booked on TV:
We hope enjoyed Part I of the Television Publicity series. In this post, we reveal four tips on how to get booked on TV:
This is the first post of a series discussing television publicity. Today, we explain why it is extremely productive to shape and secure high-profile television appearances that allow clients to speak on topics of importance to them.
Let’s be honest – the intricacies of the 2,300 page Restoring Financial Stability Act are challenging to digest. Even as a financial public relations professional, the task of tracking the ongoing developments of the financial reform while also developing strategic thought leadership for our spokespeople has been daunting – to say the least. However, the need to work closely with spokespeople to help translate their insights on complex financial issues into comprehensible, interesting and differentiating thought leadership is exactly what makes financial services public relations rewarding.
March is starting on a high note, with sunny skies in New York City and the second edition of Our Two Cents provided by Bliss PR’s Financial Services Practice Group. This week, the news highlights focus on the markets, insurance and banking.
What would Monday be without a BlissPR top-line news summary? For recent news bites and your reading pleasure, our public relations professionals highlight headlines about insurance, bankruptcy and banking.
Happy Monday! The financial services sector kicks off this week’s headlines with markets, banking and bankruptcy news making the biggest splash. Announcements from Citigroup, Exxon, and the upcoming Fed meeting will keep our public relations professionals busy as we monitor for developing stories.
What a “Manic Monday” it is in the news today! Bouncing off this weekend’s buzz on the passage of the House Bill on healthcare, this week we are highlighting news on healthcare, deal flow in the retail sector, and recent market highs. The M&A sector is heating up with positive trends in the retail sector, and we look forward to learning more as the ongoing coverage on the healthcare bill develops.
