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Host Brett Deister welcomes Andrew Ellison, a PR professional with a decade of experience working in journalism and broadcast news. Andrew talks about how the most important thing in PR is storytelling, while the ability to take in complex information and distill it down to a digestible form is also key. He discusses the pivotal roles speed and accuracy play in broadcast news, but notes that being concise and telling a story that will keep the viewer\'s attention is absolutely critical.
Key Takeaways:
\\xb7 The importance of storytelling in PR
\\xb7 Why speed is important in the broadcast news industry
\\xb7 How PR agencies can help their clients get more recognition in the mainstream media
\\xb7 The best way to get clients is by results
\\xb7 The importance of having a small, concise team when pitching
\\xb7 The importance of great storytelling and collaboration when creating a video
Episode Timeline
\\xb7 01:03 - Are you a coffee or tea drinker?
\\xb7 01:31 - Can you summarize your expertise?
\\xb7 02:53 - As a broadcaster, what do PR pros miss when telling a story?
\\xb7 05:57 - What do PR pros need to understand about telling a story?
\\xb7 10:19 - How do PR agencies craft the best stories to get more clients?
\\xb7 12:38 - Is it better to be short and concise when pitching clients?
\\xb7 14:35 - Should you craft a story when creating strategies?
\\xb7 16:57 - How do PR pros get better at storytelling?
\\xb7 18:24 - How do you create an engaging video?
\\xb7 21:22 - Should you sometimes scrap a video because it\'s not good?
\\xb7 22:46 - Is a smaller team better than a bigger team for collaboration?
\\xb7 23:42 - Fun question: What\'s your favorite golf course?
\\xb7 24:44 - Where can people find you online?
\\xb7 24:59 - Final thoughts
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\\u25cf Andrew Ellison was our guest today.
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