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the_gentle_caveman t1_j3x8wdm wrote

Hi Marin!
I would like to know if PR-priciples are universal? Will advise I get from US PR professionals work in other countries, too? European countries, for example? If not, what are the differences, and what do we need to think of when applying advice to other countries?
Thanks!

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[deleted] t1_j3xaps9 wrote

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the_gentle_caveman t1_j3xcppm wrote

Thanks for the answer and the compliment.
A lot advice :-) Mainly to read the outlets or watch the shows I want to be featured in, understand their audience, understand the hosts/journalists, and then to think of a way to contribute to their show/outlet. So much for the strategy. When it comes to how to pitch, I get conflicting advice. Some say quick and dirty, don't waste their time. Others say "craft a short story on how you can help them entertain their audience". Also conflicting tips about attachments: No attachments, many attachments, just links, no uploads... I am a little confused...

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the_gentle_caveman t1_j3xgvjw wrote

Alright. I am a digital marketer, and I'd like to position myself as an expert in the field. For the most part of my life I've been a stage actor and a drama teacher, but I suffered a severe burnout a couple of years ago, so I moved to another country and changed my profession. Re-invented myself, so to speak.
Maybe that's relevant for crafting an interesting story?

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curiouscat0202 t1_j3x9sug wrote

What advice did you get?

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the_gentle_caveman t1_j3xai58 wrote

Well, I am following mainly US american PR people, but I am living in Europe. So I don't think of one single piece of advice, but want to know if the media world ticks the same around the world, so I can apply most advice to all markets. Nothing specific, though.

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