Photo by Mattias Diesel on Unsplash Brilliant – you’ve got coverage in a mainstream national title. But oh dear, the CEO’s name is spelled wrong. And cringe, that isn’t quite the message your business or client wanted to get across. What can you do to request a correction for an article? 1. Check if it’s fact or style
It’s a strange time of year – that time when everyone’s mind is on the Christmas break, their impending office party, (or carb-loading to try and deal with the after-effects of the party from last night). All of which means it can be a difficult time to know what to pitch in to features and
Getting your product reviewed in the press is one of the most competitive areas of PR. The media are interested in stories not products, so the main route for getting coverage for a newly launched product is through specific review pages or ‘tried and tested’ sections. It is hard to weave in a reference to
Working as a freelancer is great in so many ways – the freedom from presenteeism, the variety of projects you can take on and the fact that technology now enables us to work from (almost) anywhere. But there’s one issue that freelancers struggle with time and time again – how to focus. When you’re working
