A short conversational YouTube video (by Mark Simpson) offering practical tips for attracting local press. Speakers recommend using social media posts to draw journalists' attention and emphasize framing activities in terms of local newsworthiness—e.g., creating employment, raising money, running charity events, and local impact.
And actually, one of the brilliant ways that this works is sometimes you can.
Put something out on your social media and the local press.
Might pick it up themselves. So they'll see that you're doing that.
And come to you and say, can.
We write about this as a story? So I would never, ever just, you.
Know, wash over something and think, oh, it's not important. I think it's really.
Really vital.
I mean, key.
News stories tend to.
Be, you know, if something's new from a local interest.
Point of view, are you creating. Creating employment opportunities?
Are you raising money?
Is it a charity event?
How is it going to impact people? Locally.
Is always really vital to local news stories.
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