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Gumbo Media Relations Dr.Joseph V. Trahan,III,APR,Fellow,PRSA P.O. Box 1088 McDonough,GA 30253-1088 410-908-3036 joe_cajun@yahoo.com www.doctrahanmedia.com Twitter:Dr.JoeTrahan@doctrahanmedia.com

You’re On! Manage Media Interviews Like A Super Hero Spokesperson

The 3 C’s of Media Relations Control Competence Concern

Accessibility To The Top Dog Media Access to you

Preparation: Researching the questions Reporter’s questions Your own questions Focus on topical issues Be the devil’s advocate Elements of news 5 x 5 x 5

Prep for Standups & News Conferences One hour of Prep time for every minute of airtime. Three-Seven Minute Standup = up to seven hours of Prep. News Conferences 13 minute News Conference = 13 hours of Prep time

Preparation: Developing responses Information + message = good response Response vice answer Command messages or Talking Points Labels

Preparation: Find the Information Tell the Truth! Nothing but the Facts (Staff) SAPP

Command Messages/Talking Points Statements or information that you work into responses that explain the command’s position on a particular issue or event.

Command Messages/Talking Points Explain what you want the audience to remember What are we doing about a problem/issue? What is our position/angle on the matter? Command messages are not generic

Developing Gumbo Messages 27-9-3 27 words Nine---Twelve seconds per message Three messages Three Supporting Gumbo Messages

Crisis Situations Right Information Right People Right Time

Humility & Accountability Be Humble Be Accountable to your audiences

Communication Skills Effective Listener Listen-Pause-Think-Answer Effective Non-Verbal Skills

Channel Your Inner Aristotle Ethos: Your Character-Reputation. Your audiences asks who are you? What are your values & beliefs? What’s your experiences? Will you share your pain?

Channel Your Inner Aristotle What added value do you bring to the platform? You must build a BRIDGE of Trust & Confidence with your audiences.

Channel Your Inner Aristotle Logos: Reasoning –logical, rational, Persuasive and defensible argument for what happened & what will you do to fix the problem.

What Will Pierre and Michelle Know and Think? Pathos: Passion-Emotion for an organization or person. Show Me-feeling & sympathy. You can’t fake it-show it!

Bridging Techniques Answer/Acknowledge=Bridge Phrases=Command Message-Stop

The Interview Open with 25-40 second summary who, what, when, where and what we’re doing about it # Listen-Pause-Think-Answer Each statement stands alone Look at the reporter, not the camera importance of non-verbals

Condolence Message Strategy Instead of our hearts go out change to: I have just returned from meeting with the families of employees who were killed in this tragedy and I ask that all of you pray for them and their loved ones.

Condolence Strategy You Must make your audiences feel attached to you & your message.Your actions are the key to forming that bond.

Thank You! God Bless You and America! Dr.Joseph V.Trahan, III, APR, Fellow, PRSA Pres./CEO Trahan & Associates P.O. Box 1088 McDonough,GA 30253-1088 410-908-3036 joe_cajun@yahoo.com www.doctrahanmedia.com Twitter:Dr.Joe Trahan@doctrahanmedia.com

Grading Criteria Credibility Bridging to Key Messages Believability Non-verbals/Accessibility