-Dave Fleet takes us “Back to Pitching Basics”-
This posts makes it clear about what to do and what not to do as far as pitching goes – and Dr. V has us on the right track.
I saw this post linked to on PRos in Training and it’s definitely useful to our class. My group just met today to work on a PR assignment and we found ourselves talking and being strategic about what makes a good pitch – when we finished we thought we had done a pretty good job pitching for this assignment.
This post puts our thoughts about what makes a good pitch into black and white and reaffirms some of the guesses about which direction to take in pitching.
p.s.: Read the comments, some PRofessionals are a bit wary about what us upcoming PR practitioners are learning- just proof that we should know a/b what this post is discussing, so check it out!
Comment on “Ghosts in the Blogosphere”
I comment on “Ghosts in the Blogosphere” by Kel Kelly – January 30, 2008. Since we just talked about ghostwriting in our last class and had this very discussion, I thought it would be interesting to hear about the topic from someone else and to reinforce what we learned in class.