41 episodes
PR Camp Kathe Stanton
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4.8 • 6 Ratings
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Public relations tips and media survival skills for today's marketplace. Hosted by Kathe Stanton, each episode focuses on a single topic such as becoming more quotable, identifying media opportunities, writing op-ed, or interacting effectively with reporters.
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Kathe Stanton Media "Energize Your Voice"
Quick tip to rev up vocal energy for interviews, presentations. 1:01
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Kathe Stanton, PR PI: "Just Announce It" SD
Getting to the point with business announcements. (Standard version)
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Kathe Stanton, PR PI: "Just Announce It" HD
Getting to the point with business announcements. (HD version)
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Kathe Stanton, PR PI: "#hashtaghell
Using Twitter hashtags at industry events. More tips at kathestanton.com or PRCamp.net
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Kathe Stanton, PR PI: "Uh-oh, Your Mic's On"
Avoid interview snafus that lead to Internet infamy.
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Kathe Stanton, PR PI: "Under the Bus" (SMALL)
Media-training tip: Avoid the tired expression "under the bus" — or at least make it fresh.
Customer Reviews
Light your Fire, Jobseekers
If you're burning at a low ebb, discouraged by all the opportunities you're missing, Kathe's upbeat messages and methods will help ignite your passion in the pursuit. Her confident, focussed, strategic approach emphasizing thoughtfulness (20 topics of interest TO news media), and graciousness (send that Thank You Note right away!) help remind us that we are really looking for mutually beneficial, long term professional relationships.
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Really enjoyed this podcast. Tips are easy to remember too.
Concise, witty pearls of wisdom
We all think that because we consume so much media everyday we're automatically experts in the field. PR Camp gently turns that rock over to reveal how much we may not know about how we are perceived by the media and by media consumers. Kathe Stanton uses humor and insight to give listeners a shift in perspective and common sense tools to be more effective communicators.