I heard Victoria Woodhall, deputy features editor for You magazine, Mail on Sunday, give this helpful advice at a charity conference, and asked her to share it via my video.
Although it is aimed at the charity sector and describes how they can successfully achieve positive media coverage in a glossy mag, such as You, it is also great advice for the communications industry in general.
I hope you find it interesting. And many thanks Victoria.
Excellent stuff, perfect timing with the ‘Speaker’ programme coming up on BBC2. Will try Victoria’s ideas/advice out on behalf of ToastMasters
Thanks Mike, glad you liked it, and I hope it helps you with Toastmasters and the Speaker programme.
Good video, Ellee.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94lW6Y4tBXs&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fukhousebubble%2Eblogspot%2Ecom%2F&feature=player_embedded
Off topic. I’m sorry. An important video.
An MEP to boot ! More power to his elbow.
Kevin, what a powerful video.
Nearly all the political bloggers I visit have made a post out of this – I am incredulous that it hasn’t made the mainstream broadcast media.
I note that EU politicians don’t escape his wrath either in that Brown, like they ” … say one thing here and another to your people back home.”
I doubt that Hannon will get far in the EU. 🙁
We need him back here … to help save us from this awful regime.
Well the speech has now been picked up by the Beeb http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/the_daily_politics/7965909.stm
Interesting, Ellee.
Ellee Seymour – MCIPR, PRESS CONSULTANT, JOURNALIST, POLITICAL AND PR BLOGGER. » How to pitch a story to a national magazine great article thank you.