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How The Media's Fast Reporting Hurts Athletes | Mr. Media Training

How The Media's Fast Reporting Hurts Athletes | Mr. Media Training | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
Every sports reporter likes to be the first to break the news about a big trade. But sometimes, they report it before the players have even been notified.

 

The trade deadline is one of the busiest days of the season in hockey (or any sport) for management as they try and better their team for either a playoff run or the future. Players are on edge because they don’t know if they’ll be on the ice skating one moment and get pulled off the next to be informed that they’ve been dealt.

 

Reporters are so connected to their smartphones that it has literally become a race to see who can tweet the information first. Who can write the better story about how BLANK player will fit in with the team or how this deal helps the future seems to have become secondary. The media are too fixated on tweeting the news first, as reporters want to be the one sourced in all the articles as “BLANK reporter (@BlankReporter) tweeted the news first.”...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Media clamoring to get news first as opposed to getting it right with the proliferation of social media create big PR challenges.

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How To Create, Curate & Connect People Who Are Fired Up For Change

How To Create, Curate & Connect People Who Are Fired Up For Change | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it

This piece is from Fastcompany it's from The World Vision Activism Network. (October 2012) I selected it because there are some great takeaways whether you have a community or are starting one from scratch.

 

Intro:

 

When you build a brand, one of the most important measures of success is the actual engagement and connection of your loyal customers, followers, supporters, partners, fans and friends--your community.

 

The digital age and 24/7 connectivity, social platforms are forcing companies to find new and compelling ways to keep up with daily communication and connection with the people who matter the most


Here are a few highlights:



Create a long-term relationship

 

**You must understand your audience's interessts

 

**Use the most popular form of communication

 

**You have to be available and ready to interact to keep them actively engaged.

 

. Listen to people

 

**Pay attention to where and how your key people want to communicate, what they want to talk about and what they actualy do.

 

**Build the community they demand - use posters, art, videos and whatever connects with your audience on a digital platform that is eaily accessed & shred through a space where your audience is already spending time

 

Create it & Continually Influence Your Audience

 

**You must be an active participant on a regular basis

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**By continually sharing, creating, leading and converse with the people you want to influence to establish a long-lasting relationship.

 

**By staying actively engaged, you will become easy to relate to and your audience will learn more about you, creating a closer relationship

 

Selected by Jan Gordon covering, "Curation, Social Business & Beyond"

 

Read article here: [http://bit.ly/TEKl4n]

 

[Two biggest social media assets? Connection and engagement. ~ Jeff]


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janlgordon's comment, November 12, 2012 4:06 PM
Thanks John van den Brink!
janlgordon's comment, November 12, 2012 4:07 PM
Thanks Ivo Novy!
Wanda Rawlins's curator insight, December 19, 2012 3:28 PM

I believe in staying active on a regular basis by doing so you are creating and continually influencing your audience. IMO