Smaller companies don’t always have the budget – or inclination – to retain a PR
hotshot to tell the world about their business success, thepetsuniversal but that doesn’t mean they
aren’t a ready source of news.

The problem is it’s often dull news which is ignored by all except the industry press
and quite rightly so in most cases. If you land a contract, you issue a press release.
If you take on a new senior sales rep, al3abgame you issue a press release. Attending an
exhibition? Press release, natch. These are simply announcements that you are
doing what you do, that it’s business as usual.

With a little lateral thinking, however, you could be issuing press releases
throughout the year which present topics and subjects that’ll have editors from all
disciplines chasing you for the full story. Below I’ve presented just five
brainstormers to get the creative juices flowing.

o Your Survey Says…

Even though I know nothing about your company, randygoodwin the odds are that you have the
time and resources to carry out a survey which could get you some coverage if it’s
implemented and reported properly.

Concentrate on your niche, whether that’s your industry or expertise. Keep it
relatively simple, but ensure the final results have the potential to grab headlines.
For example, if you’re a butcher, optoki you could ask 100 people if they would give up
bacon if their partner issued an ultimatum. ‘4 Out of 10 Choose Bacon Over
Marriage’ is going to get an editor’s attention!

But be honest about your methodology. If you’ve simply polled a handful of your
colleagues, don’t try to pass it off as a six-month research project.

Some journalists won’t touch a survey story with a barge poll unless it’s been
carried out with the kind of planning that goes into a Nasa shuttle launch, but
others might find it useful, particularly if it’s a fun subject and doesn’t take itself
too seriously.

o Your Opinion Counts

Ask yourself what you or your boss would have to say about the main news stories
of the day. Or perhaps a current event impacts directly on your industry. Pretty soon
you’re going to have a story to tell.

A property solicitor in Scotland did this and the resulting story is great – here’s the
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“Scottish property solicitor criticises Gordon Brown’s tax U-turn.

A leading Scottish property solicitor has criticised Chancellor of the Exchequer
Gordon Brown’s decision to abolish without notice the exemption for deprived areas
from Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), saying that the measure would have an adverse
impact upon the commercial property market in Scotland.”