on Video and Writing
March 15, 2019 in Washington, D.C.
Refresh your video and writing strategies at PR News' Spring Workshops!
Join us for one of our morning workshops on March 15, 2019 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. where we'll take a deep look at video and writing for communications. At the Video for Communicators Workshop, our trainers will uncover the best ways to leverage video on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and more. During the Writing for Commincators Workshop, experts in written communications will offer attendees exclusive insights into what it takes to grow and succeed.
During the Video for Communicators Workshop on March 15 in Washington, D.C., video experts will share the best ways to create and share videos that resonate with your audience.
Video on social media may seem as simple as setting up an iPhone and pressing ‘Record’—but with proper production and editing tools, your results could be so much better. There is equipment to enhance your video production for every budget, while anybody can learn the basics of filming to make your subject look good and your stream look (and sound) more professional.
Our trainers will take your questions as you learn how to:
Learn how to grow your YouTube audience and deliver metrics that matter to the C-suite. Nearly three-quarters of American adults use YouTube regularly, beating out Instagram, Twitter and even Facebook. Our visual storytellers will teach you how to better tap into YouTube’s massively expanding user base. Learn how to leverage the platform to generate leads, expand your reach and create videos with authentic calls to action that encourage followers to subscribe and come back for more.
Our YouTube experts will teach you how to:
Learn how to shape your organization’s larger messaging strategy through video storytelling that won’t just amplify your brand narrative, but can be a valuable aid in preserving—and repairing—brand reputation. Your marketing team already knows that today’s audience watches more than they read, as 81% of companies use videos for marketing purposes in 2018, compared to 63% in 2017. Why shouldn’t your communications team benefit from those levels of brand engagement?
Learn from your peers how to:
As attention spans shrink, brands are embracing the quick-hit tactics of 60-second (or less) clips to boost, and maintain their relevance. But while you struggle to say more in less time, how can your short-form videos cut through the noise to make a lasting impression? What tips and tricks will turn a snackable clip into an audience favorite? Send us your videos in advance and our trainers will offer live feedback.
Roll up your sleeves and learn how to:
Join PR News on March 15 in Washington, D.C. to build the skills you need to hone your writing to tell your brand’s story and deliver your message effectively, whether it’s in professional correspondence, a social media post or a press release.
How you represent yourself in professional correspondence can make the difference when trying to land that next client or earn a promotion. Are you undermining your own success every time you type a message without re-reading it? In this session, you’ll learn how to avoid common grammar mistakes and tighten up your writing with a more effective and professional voice.
You’ll learn how to:
Rumors of the press release’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Whether your brand is still employing a traditional press release strategy or has instead opted for a social-first approach, your brand’s content must be framed as news-worthy stories that any media outlet can’t afford not to share. In this session, you’ll learn how to break through the digital noise by writing subject lines and headings, release copy, social media posts and more that will attract journalists’ attention.
You’ll learn how to:
While strong storytelling skills are essential to earning media coverage, clear communications with internal stakeholders are every bit as crucial. Knowing how to craft a memo or presentation, write emails that get quick replies and articulate results in a compact, convincing form to the C-suite remains an art and science of its own. In this session, we’ll show you how to frame the narrative when reporting to key decision-makers and positively convey the impact of your efforts on the company’s bottom line.
You’ll learn how to:
Every platform has its own audience—and each audience has its own expectations as to what it expects and wants to see. Being mindful of these differences and tailoring your messaging and social strategy to leverage them can make a huge difference in the performance of your social posts and overall ROI. In this session, we’ll teach you what works best on LinkedIn versus Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, and how to craft different messaging that resonates on each of these channels.
You’ll learn how to:
Different mediums require different messaging strategies, even if they all seek to tell the same story. Between social media posts, email blasts and press releases, we’re all looking to stand out in an online environment increasingly cluttered with content. That’s why great stories need to be pitched to journalists and audiences short on time (or attention) more concisely than ever. In this session, we’ll all work together to craft succinct social posts, press releases and email pitches that sing.
You’ll learn how to:
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