3 Keys to TV Success
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- Visual – create a visual element and present that to the TV stations in your pitch.
- Charity – tie-in a charitable element or a charity into your campaign.
- Timing – hold your press event at an ideal time for TV media. That is typically 10:00 AM on a weekday.
Seems pretty simple. It is…and it isn’t. We have been doing this for a long time, but if you have these three elements in your pitch, you are on your way to a higher probability of success.
This approach just landed all four local TV stations sending a camera (two also sent a reporter along) to record Logical Position donating school supplies to the Blazers’ Boys & Girls Club. Here is one of the segments:
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