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Media Outreach Webinar Agenda Earned media The basics Best practices Ideas from the field New TV public service announcement Campaign updates Upcoming webinars 2 Definitions Earned media Any media coverage that


  1. Media Outreach Webinar

  2. Agenda  Earned media  The basics  Best practices  Ideas from the field  New TV public service announcement  Campaign updates  Upcoming webinars 2

  3. Definitions  Earned media  Any media coverage that is editorial based (not paid advertising)  Social media  Virtual communities and forums where people create, share and exchange information and ideas  Owned media  Websites and other information channels that a brand or organization owns  Paid media  Traditional paid advertisements 3

  4. PESO Media Model 4

  5. Before You Begin Your Earned Media  Online listening  Public opinion tracking  Media monitoring  Importance of media monitoring  How to conduct media monitoring 5

  6. Media Audit Results  Healthcare coverage is year round, but seasonal peaks exist  Our campaign wave themes are already newsmakers  Media coverage is primarily neutral in tone, but there are opinions in the news space 6

  7. What Makes a Good News Hook?  Timely trends and seasonal topics  Personal stories – local spokespeople or family success stories  New statistics or research  Health policy or initiatives  Local events 7

  8. Possible Hooks: A Few Ideas  Research  Government  Research Institutes  Universities  Partnerships 8

  9. Build Your Earned Media Toolkit  Media list  News advisory  News release  Editorial content 9

  10. Walk Through a Media Wave  How to engage media contacts  Quick tips for pitching media  Talking with media  Preparing for media interviews 10

  11. Tips on Spanish Language Media  Identifying Hispanic media and preparing media lists takes more time  The more information you have “in - language” – the better  Identify a Spanish-speaking spokesperson  Pitching in Spanish is optimal  Timing for media outreach takes longer - print runs weekly, bi-weekly, even monthly! 11

  12. Partners  Colleen McCauley, Public Citizens for Children and Youth 12

  13. Public Citizens for Children and Youth PPCY promotes youth wellness 13

  14. Questions & Answers 14

  15. TV PSA 15

  16. Radio PSA - English 16

  17. Radio PSA - Spanish 17

  18. PSA Distribution  Post the Radio and TV PSAs on your website  Post to your Facebook page, YouTube channel, and Tweet links  Run at your local events  Share with partners 18

  19. Partner  Jodi Ray, Project Director, Florida Covering Kids & Families 19

  20. Questions & Answers 20

  21. Campaign Updates 21

  22. Allergies & Asthma Materials 22

  23. Campaign Update  Across markets: Healthy Kid’s Day at YMCAs on April 27  Albany: Allergy & Asthma Health Fair on April 27  Tampa: Parent University on April 27  Cincinnati: Allergies & Asthma Phonathon on May 29 23

  24. Regional Field Desks  We are here to help with your wave activity  Contact us by phone or email and we will assist you with what you need to participate in the campaign:  Event planning  Messaging  Template materials  Partnerships  Media outreach 24

  25. Connecting Kids to Coverage Regions  Field Director: Christine Glunz  Northeast/Central: Kate Kreps  Southeast: Riley Greene  West: Ashley McPhail 25

  26. Upcoming Webinars  May 8: Social Media Webinar  June: Back to School Outreach 26

  27. Contact  Visit: www.insurekidsnow.gov  Subscribe: Connecting Kids to Coverage National Campaign Notes  Call: 1-855-313-KIDS  Email: InsureKidsNow@fleishman.com 27

  28. Closing 28

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