How to write the perfect press release
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- Tickets
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Free - ticket required
- Dates and times
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17th Sep 2019
10:30AM - 12:30PM
- Age
- 18+ years, 16+ years
- Venue
Ever wondered why
your press releases never get published? This workshop hosted
by Integris Communications (www.integriscomms.co.uk )will show you how to
write press releases that get published, including:
• How to structure a release for maximum
results
• What are the hot spots which will get
the media’s attention
• Who to target and how to contact them
• How to reuse press release content
for social media
Integris has been providing PR and media relations services for
25 years to a variety of clients from start-ups to
multinationals primarily in the technology, manufacturing, electronics and
b2b sectors.
The workshop will be led by Integris directors Mike Reynolds and
Michael Donaldson.
Mike Reynolds
Mike is a PR professional with over 30 years’ experience in
journalism, PR and marketing having worked for Financial Times
publications and the London Evening Standard as well as holding senior
management positions with a number of top tier PR agencies including
Harvard PR and WPP plc.
Michael Donaldson
Michael has a Masters degree in PR and trained at the BBC in
Glasgow. He has a background in journalism and copywriting and specialises in
writing first-class copy which gets clients noticed, both in the B2C and B2B
space. Michael has substantial experience in the telecom/mobile and tech
sectors, and has excellent contacts in the trade, national and
international press.
Event takes place in Moir Dyer Simpson room in The Mitchell Library.
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