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Other Added - Media Training: Seven Ways to Instantly Improve Your Media Interviewing Skills
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Did you think you did well on your last job interview only to never receive a call back or job offer? Are you thinking about what you said and how you looked during your last face to face job interview and wish you had a second chance to make a great impression? Here are 7 quick suggestions to help you put your best foot forward and step way ahead of your competition for the job you want:1. Research the company you will interview with. There is no longer a
Surprisingly, though, many spokespeople don’t give much thought to an interview before speaking to a reporter. “It’s only one person,” they may think, “Plus, I know my material cold.”
Preparing for a media interview – during which you may reach many more people than could fit in a stadium – should be at least as important as preparing a speech for that rowdy crowd.
Here are seven ways you can help prepare before you speak to a member of the press:
1. Visualize An Audience of One -- Reporters are simply the conduit between you and the audience. Don’t try to impress a journalist with the depth of your technical knowledge or envision an audience of thousands. Instead, visualize the woman listening to news radio on her drive home or the man sitting on his living room sofa reading the morning paper. That personal connection will help ensure that you’re
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Surprisingly, though, many spokespeople don’t give much thought to an interview before speaking to a reporter. “It’s only one person,” they may think, “Plus, I know my material cold.”
Preparing for a media interview – during which you may reach many more people than could fit in a stadium – should be at least as important as preparing a speech for that rowdy crowd.
Here are seven ways you can help prepare before you speak to a member of the press:
1. Visualize An Audience of One -- Reporters are simply the conduit between you and the audience. Don’t try to impress a journalist with the depth of your technical knowledge or envision an audience of thousands. Instead, visualize the woman listening to news radio on her drive home or the man sitting on his living room sofa reading the morning paper. That personal connection will help ensure that you’r
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Preparing for a media interview – during which you may reach many more people than could fit in a stadium – should be at least as important as preparing a speech for that rowdy crowd.
Here are seven ways you can help prepare before you speak to a member of the press:
1. Visualize An Audience of One -- Reporters are simply the conduit between you and the audience. Don’t try to impress a journalist with the depth of your technical knowledge or envision an audience of thousands. Instead, visualize the woman listening to news radio on her drive home or the man sitting on his living room sofa reading the morning paper. That personal connection will help ensure that you’r
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1. Visualize An Audience of One -- Reporters are simply the conduit between you and the audience. Don’t try to impress a journalist with the depth of your technical knowledge or envision an audience of thousands. Instead, visualize the woman listening to news radio on her drive home or the man sitting on his living room sofa reading the morning paper. That personal connection will help ensure that you’r
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2. Write Tomorrow’s Headline -- Every time you give an interview, the reporter should walk away with a clear sense of what the headline will be – and you should be the person who gives it to her. Prior to each interview, write down your perfect headline. It should be short – no longer than a sentence – and completely compelling. During the interview, state your headline several times, and place as many of your other answers as possible within the context of that headline.
3. Play Bridge -- Reporters rarely ask the “perfect question” that allows you to deliver your ideal headline. Therefore, you’ll have to seamlessly segue to your point. After answering a reporter’s question directly, bridge to your headline by saying something such as, “But I think the most important thing here is...” or “The bigger picture is that....”
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