Tips, thoughts and the latest happenings in broadcast PR and general PR. The Shout! Communications’ blog keeps our followers up-to-date about what’s happening on television, online and on radio.
Believe it or not, podcasts first came about in the 1980’s when they were known as audio-blogging.
As Shout! Communications’ videographer I have been asked to work on some interesting projects but our recent work supporting the charity Help for Heroes is something I will remember for the rest of my life.
Loads of spare batteries, sleeping bags, sea sickness tablets, torches, wipes and snack bars….
They say it’s never good to go back, so it was with some trepidation that I queued up outside London Studios in Waterloo to join a studio audience watching ITV’s Lorraine programme broadcast live.
In a recent blog we talked about what makes a good broadcast PR news story and the factors you need to make one. News is by definition something new or a new twist on an old story – but to give your story that extra edge there are a number of things you can do. Take our fun quiz below to find out: “Is your broadcast PR story newsworthy?”
Kids or no kids – it doesn’t matter on which side of the divide you stand, if you work in Public Relations then you should be interested in school holidays – because now is a great time to secure broadcast PR coverage on television and radio.
Despite video being one of the most shared media online, many people in the PR world are often sceptical about investing time and money to create video content for their campaign
You’ve managed to secure a brilliant celebrity spokesperson for your PR campaign, but what next? If you are struggling to think of how to get the best results here are a few of Shout!’s top tips.
At Shout! Communications we’re always looking to find the best spokespeople for Broadcast PR campaigns. But what makes a great spokesperson? Well we’ve spoken to one of our favourite psychologists; Gladeana McMahon, about how she prepares for TV andRadio appearances