A couple of wily news hounds at Clarion Communications decided to set their alarm clocks extra early this week to go and meet Sky News’ defence reporter Alistair Bunkall and news reporter Richard Suchet, to discuss their insights into landing that illusive TV coverage for clients.
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Showing posts with label Gorkana. Show all posts
Sky's no limit when it comes to TV coverage
A couple of wily news hounds at Clarion Communications decided to set their alarm clocks extra early this week to go and meet Sky News’ defence reporter Alistair Bunkall and news reporter Richard Suchet, to discuss their insights into landing that illusive TV coverage for clients.
Getting Started

“Gherkin? Banana?”
“Gorkana”
“Ohh, G-o-r-k-a-n-a. Er, what’s that…?”
Words that are commonplace to PR professionals are foreign territory for newcomers. And nearing the end of my work placement at Clarion, I realise that I’ve learnt a lot in a relatively short space of time. The past few weeks have been my first experience of PR and so initially I didn’t know what to expect.Reminiscent of the childhood experience of starting ‘big school’, the first day was a learning curve. In fact being shown around a new office is a bit like learning the dynamics of a high school, minus the Mean Girls vibe. I tentatively awaited my initiation but thankfully - apart from learning to use industry-standard media database Gorkana - there wasn’t one.
An Irish PR in London

By Alison Crowley, Senior Account Executive, Clarion Communications
Dia dhaoibh. Or ‘hello’.
Understanding the language, interests and what makes people tick in the market you’re selling to has to be the fundamental cornerstone to every good PR campaign. And that’s been my challenge for the past six months since moving to London from Ireland to work at Clarion as the new and only ‘paddy’ on the team.
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