Media Success For Small Sporting Clubs

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Media for club volunteers Media for club volunteers

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Promote your sports club through the media and watch your public profile grow. Learn about the media, making your club stories appealing and the four ways to approach editors and producers.

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Media for club volunteers Media for club volunteers

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#1 your role

#2 Canberra media

#3 how you can succeed

#4 media musts

#5 social media

#6 free resources

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communications goals

audiences

messages

delivery systems

timeframe

budget

evaluation

Where media fitsWhere media fits

MediaMedia

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Club media officerClub media officer

identify opportunities

prepare materials

approach the media

report, refine, return

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Why work with media? Why work with media?

promote club

attract players, fans, volunteers

funding

recognition

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benefitsbenefits • free• credibility• reach

risks • no control over outcomes• expectation management• mixed messages

Risk analysis Risk analysis

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Why work with print? Why work with print?

medium of record

publish regularly

drives the news cycle

most likely to follow up

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immediacy

hyper-local

opportunities

community switchboard

Why work with radio?Why work with radio?

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news

current affairs

themed programs

Why work with TVWhy work with TV

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Know the mediaKnow the media

“Maggie Gees”

deadlines

special needs

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What media wantWhat media want

something different

new information

local and national trends

impact on others

wow factor

st factor (first, latest etc)

your credibility

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Being newsworthy Being newsworthy

Something newSomething new Calendar DatesCalendar Dates

Topical IssuesTopical Issues

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why is your club why is your club newsworthynewsworthy??

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Club story bankClub story bank

gather newsworthy stories

categorise stories

refresh and recycle

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Become a storyteller Become a storyteller info-graphics

photos

video

audio

fact sheets

online links

immersion

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Media musts Media musts

media release

media alert

media backgrounder

spokespersons

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Media releasesMedia releases

eventsevents

personalitiespersonalities

topical issuestopical issues

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• available • articulate

• prepared/knowledgeable

• authorised

• enthusiastic

• presentable

A good spokesperson is…

Club spokespersonClub spokesperson

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Pitching the media Pitching the media

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Personal approachPersonal approach20 minutes appointment 20 minutes appointment

who attends who attends

brief explain issues brief explain issues

overview storiesoverview stories

identify media needsidentify media needs

agree way ahead + deadlinesagree way ahead + deadlines

leave something leave something

continuous contact continuous contact

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call a specific journalist call a specific journalist

say something interesting say something interesting

why it is relevantwhy it is relevant

where the story fitswhere the story fits

shape the storyshape the story

way aheadway ahead

follow-upfollow-up

Phone pitchPhone pitch

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Email pitchEmail pitch

Subject line

One screen

subject line subject line

one screen one screen

lead with thelead with the

•news news •local angle local angle •benefitbenefit•trend trend •““st” factor st” factor

call to actioncall to action

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Letter pitchLetter pitch

Letters bring bonuses

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Tie in social media

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Tidying up

Measure and follow-up Measure and follow-up

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#1 your role

#2 Canberra media

#3 how you can succeed

#4 media musts

#5 social media

#6 free resources

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