Directing the Herd: Making Press Events Work for Your Company

by PR News | 12/09/2002

Part Two of Two

As we discovered in the first installment of our advice for event management, advance work is the name of the game in making sure the media are motivated to attend your event. Giving the press good hooks, clarifying expectations about the event, and providing some with exclusive access are among the keys to getting them there.

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