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5 Things to Know About PR

PR Isn’t Just Press—It’s Positioning

PR goes beyond getting media coverage. It’s about shaping perception, building credibility, and telling your story strategically across multiple platforms. Before you launch, ask: How do I want to be seen?

PR Takes Time—And Timing Matters

Effective PR is not overnight. A strong campaign often takes 3–6 months to gain traction. Be prepared to invest time, trust, and consistent communication. The best results come from long-term strategy, not one-off announcements.

You Need a Clear Story Before You Pitch It

Before PR can begin, you need a solid brand foundation:

  • What makes you unique?
  • Who are you speaking to?
  • Why now?
  • Without this, even the best pitch can fall flat.

Media Wants News—Not Ads

Earned media means a journalist chooses to tell your story. That means it needs to be timely, relevant, and not overly self-promotional. PR is not the same as marketing or advertising—it’s about value, not sales language.

PR Works Best When You’re Ready to Show Up

PR is a partnership. You’ll be asked for interviews, photos, quotes, and decisions—often quickly. Being responsive and available makes all the difference in landing great coverage.

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