In today’s
social media dominated world, it can be monumentally easier to extend the press
coverage your business or franchise receives.
Traditionally, media outlets would cover a story and once it was read, heard
or seen, it was easily forgotten. The
news coverage of the next day would drown out the stories from the day
before. Since getting popular media
attention can be so difficult, it seems like a waste, but media coverage today
is different. Social media enables us to
make the most out of PR coverage. Social media extends the life of stories and also enables more people to read, hear or
see it. With our business and franchise
clients, we always utilize social media to the fullest to maximize
coverage. Here are some of our tips on
making your PR coverage last:
(1) Share:
If your business or franchise receives good press, then share it. Share as much good press as possible on social media sites
like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, or Digg.
Let friends and followers know all about the positive buzz surrounding
your business or franchise, after all, that’s what good franchise public relations is about.
(2) Email
signature: Include a link to the media coverage in your email signature after
it has occurred. Including a link is a
good way to make sure people in your close circle get to see the coverage.
(3) Blog:
If you have a blog, put the coverage on your blog. A blog isn't just a great place to post your thoughts or ideas, it is also a great place to post positive press
coverage.
(4) Website
post: If you have a section on your website that warrants press coverage clips,
you can put your business or franchise’s coverage there, which is what we do
for our clients on our website.
(5) Get
consistent coverage: Your goal for your business or franchise should always be to
receive as much positive coverage as possible.
Consistent coverage is necessary to build up positive buzz around your
business or franchise. We consistently
provide PR coverage for our business and franchise public relations clients as we know how
crucial this is to their success. Make
it your goal to seek consistent coverage.
If you’re
looking for more tips on making the most out of your PR coverage, ask us. We have plenty more tips where these came
from and we'd love to share more.
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