• PR Professional and Podcaster Talks Agenda, Feeling First, and Checking Your Grammar: Deirdre Breakenridge

  • Jun 25 2021
  • Length: 44 mins
  • Podcast

PR Professional and Podcaster Talks Agenda, Feeling First, and Checking Your Grammar: Deirdre Breakenridge

  • Summary

  • What You’ll Hear In This Episode: 

    • Deirdre started her Women Worldwide podcast as an experiment 7 years ago, and now they are closing in at more than a million downloads. 
    • PR people must practice what they preach and also be out there in the media, sharing what they can in an authentic way. 
    • Deirdre shares the good things she sees PR professionals do when it comes to booking their client, but also what mistakes they make that we can all learn from. 
    • Why reliability, follow through, and honesty are so important when creating a two-way relationship between media and PR professionals. 
    • What Deirdre’s “FEEL Model” is, and how PR folks can use it to get in touch with their own empathy and tune in to who they are talking to. 
    • Deirdre’s new acronym for AGENDA, and why it will keep you focused on not only what you want, but what the other person or outlet is looking for as well. 
    • Your writing matters! A lot. Deirdre and Nicole share simple yet powerful tips on pitch structure, being concise, and tools such as Grammarly. 
    • What happens when a guest is not the right fit for a podcast?

    Mentioned:

    Deirdre Breakenridge  - LinkedIn | Twitter | A Whisper From Noelle | Website 

    Pure Performance Communications | LinkedIn Learning | Twitter 

    Women Worldwide  

    With Malice Toward None 

    Say Hi To Nicole and NRPR: 

    Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook

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