Jackie Bruno

Communications is everything in both public and corporate governance! Without effective communications you can't wield trust and confidence! #publicrelations

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Prepare now! The end (of Election Season) is nigh! Well, just under nine weeks nigh...Today starts eight weeks of Election Prep and Presentation: tips and strategies from anchors, PR folks, producers and social experts. Today: My top 7 news summaries for you to subscribe to daily. And while the national news is important, find your sources for local politics NOW. They're even more important.

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Make this the year you create your just-in-case, peace of mind, comprehensive crisis communications plan. Don't know where to start? Give me a shout. #communications #publicrelations #crisiscommunications

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The more I dove into the behind-the-scenes process of reporting and producing the stellar investigative series, The 13th Step, the more convinced I became about the importance of this kind of journalism -- whether as a podcast, broadcast features, or online - for the future of public media. It's an investment in the future of the medium, and an investment in democracy. #journalism #worldpressfreedomday2024

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Headlines animate the news. Since Oct. 7th, The New York Times, BBC News, and many others news outlets have pushed a Z10n!st narrative, justifying and sanitizing jen0sydal attacks on schools, hospitals, aid distribution centers, and "safe zones" in G@/za. They have failed to cover the mass@cre of more than 150 Pal/esti/nian journalists. Barely a mention! They have whitewashed the horrors of the I0F's forced displacement of 2 million people and obscured the ap@rtheid state's responsibility for manufacturing a famine. This video juxtaposes the brutality and indiscriminate violence of the I0F's jen0sydal assault on G@/za with TNYT's surrealist reporting... correcting just a few of the many consent-manufacturing headlines over the past 10 months. The truth is essential. The truth is life or death. Boycott, divest, and unsubscribe from the imperial tabloid of TNYT and others like it.

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When do you need a press release? Click to learn when and how to write a good press release, and all the steps to get a journalist's attention. https://lnkd.in/eJjqBHbK

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A new edition of my ‘zine, BETTER Speaking, just released! Today’s topic... THE HUMOR BUFFET. (The secret to on-call laughter.) (Subscribe via comments link.) ABOUT: BETTER Speaking is focused on best practices for general keynotes, boardroom presentations, employee all-hands, and the like. This is the sister publication to TEDxTuesdays and is (largely) a TED Talk-free zone. Let’s work together to improve your everyday presentations and… Let the world LIVE your message!™ #Communications #PublicSpeaking #Presentations #TEDStyle .......................................... #TheTEDTalkWhisperer I’m Devin, I help niche experts, authors, and researchers (just like you) connect with audiences and compel action. My team has trained 100s of TED-Style speakers with millions of views — including Harvard’s Dr. Robert Waldinger for his 47M view TEDx Talk: What Makes a Good Life? Want to bring The Marks Messaging Method™ to a national keynote, book signing, or funding pitch? DM me.

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Do you want your PR representative to sit in on your media interviews? Here is why you should consider it. - It allows us to understand the questions the journalist is asking. - It allows us to hear what you are saying—how you position certain statements, how you talk about the organization, and the words you use to describe your products and services. - It allows us a shortcut to gaining your insight, which can give us ideas for furthering your brand. If information is knowledge, this is a great way to get information. (We can do it with our cameras off and mic's muted).

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One of the most effective and underutilized piece of media strategy is found in your Media Bios. Are you using that strategy? If not, read on… Let’s say you’re being quoted in The Washington Post, or for a magazine column. How would the columnist describe you? (In other words what would you provide to that writer as your “Mini Media Bio?” That’s what I call the bio that has just a few words. Here are examples that could be used for me if I was being quoted: ⭐️ Mary O’Donohue is a media coach for disruptive women nonfiction authors, and she says… ⭐️ #1 bestselling parenting author, Mary O’Donohue, advises… ⭐️ Oprah Show veteran, Mary O’Donohue, says… How about you? Can you describe yourself in 10 words (preferably less) using one of the examples above as your template? By the way, if you don’t provide this information to a media outlet they will come up with how to describe you on their own. And then your Media Bio is no longer strategic! As a media coach, I help you imbed highly effective media strategy in every aspect of your messaging starting with your bio. Want to get behind-the-scenes insights that put your head and shoulders above other authors when it comes to getting your message to millions? Then let’s talk: https://buff.ly/47AWDXR

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Episode 5 is out.🥳🥳🥳🥳 hlktklc #PR #Video #BTS #TYH #Commercial #Presentation #PrProductionsNYC #Nonprofits #WhatADay #whatabizz Rock Leadership Training Program You and your leadership team develop an advanced leadership mindset, with up-to-date, relevant methods and routines, resulting in a semi-automatic, profit focused business where everyone in the organization is in it together communicating and operating in the same direction.

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Great tips for better writing.

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