PR 2.0 Tip
Take Your Press Briefing Virtual
If you are planning a press briefing, consider taking it virtual. With reporters based all over the world, you can webcast your briefing to reach an even larger audience. If reporters can’t attend your press briefing in person, a webcast will allow them to see and hear your news at a time and place that is convenient for them. Then, be sure to post the webcast to your firm’s Web site and to your blog if you have one. You should also use social media sites like Twitter and Facebook to link to the URL to reach an even larger audience, and update your social media bios with reference to the webcast. These are great ways to get even more mileage out of your press briefing.