PR Pro Perspectives is an ongoing series where we interview some of Ireland’s most talented PR professionals. This week we speak with DIT’s Public Relations Officer – Lisa Saputo. How did you come to work in PR? Well, I sort of fell into it, to be honest. I studied Journalism in Colaiste Dhulaigh in Coolock and
TV3 played host to a grand audience of media moguls this afternoon at the National Concert Hall as they officially launched their new season of programming. Hosted by the wonderfully funny Al Porter, the launch was buzzing with anticipation as many attendees were eager to lay their eyes on the station’s new schedule. Here are
With summer winding down, it’s a great time to make the most of the sunshine and host a great corporate event. But with so many other events going on, it can be hard to get any media coverage for your own. So how do you make sure that your event is at the top of
Press releases can be saturated with meaningless PR terms. Journalists are writing a story not buying your product, so you don’t need to flood your release with hyperbole. We’ve put together a list of ten of the most annoying PR buzzwords to leave out of your next release… 1. Industry leader Industry leaders are clearly
A newsroom is a very busy place and your press release can easily get lost in the floods of emails and calls arriving in. To help you increase the chances of your story getting picked up, we’ve decided to put together some pitching tips from journalists. From keeping the most interesting content at the top, to
MediaHQ.com is Ireland’s largest and most dynamic media intelligence company. Our mission is to inspire organisations to communicate through great stories that resonate. We’re looking for a PR intern to join our growing team. This is a paid 6 month contract. With our on-line software we enable organisations to build media lists, pitch stories and