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These are the 10 most-common mistakes by presenters:

  1. An unstructured or poorly structured presentation
  2. Not preparing sufficiently in advance
  3. Unclear key messages and/or “call to action”
  4. Using slides at times when they are unnecessary
  5. Looking at screen more than the audience
  6. Too many words on each slide
  7. Distracting movement and body language
  8. Ineffective eye contact
  9. Talking too fast
  10. Going beyond allotted time
 
 

 

 
     
  When your reputation is on the line, call for CPR  
     
 
   
 

MEDIA RELATIONS

You have one shot at making a first impression

Many PR firms put their most junior staff on such duties as pitching stories to the media and writing news releases. They sorely underestimate the experience and precision needed to working effectively with journalists – even on a good-news story.  And most miss opportunities to obtain positive media coverage – or help reduce the potential for needlessly damaging news stories in a crisis situation.  Don’t make the same mistake with your opportunities and needs with the news media.  Retain someone who the media respects and to whom they will listen and trust – Jeff Caponigro and his team.

 

CRISIS
MANAGEMENT

It’s only a crisis when it’s mismanaged.
Many PR firms claim to be experts in crisis communications, but most lack the experience and wherewithal to stake your reputation on them.
 
         

MEDIA
RELATIONS

You have one shot at making a first impression.
Many PR firms sorely underestimate the experience and precision needed to working effectively with journalists - even on a good-news story.
 
         

SOCIAL
PR

Social PR for business is no social call.
The challenge becomes even greater when realizing that online communication occurs following no journalistic rules, standards and ethics.
 
         

MEDIA &
PRESENTATION
TRAINING

Be coached by the best.
When opportunities present themselves to potentially make a big impact with the news media or in front of a key audience, you’ll want to do whatever is possible to ensure success.
 
         
 
   
   
 

“Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing about.”
~
Benjamin Franklin

 
   
 
CASE STUDY   CPR  
REAL-ESTATE PROPERTY

Challenge:
Ensure a major office complex avoids long-term damage to its reputation and business after three people were killed and two wounded in its facility during working hours.

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