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Top tips for Media:
1. Think about the audience you will be speaking to and tailor your story accordingly – readers of The Financial Times have very different expectations than readers of The Sun.
2. Keep your key messages to three – more than this will leave your audience struggling to remember them all and you might find your story gets diluted.
3. Think about your posture in interviews – keep your feet planted firmly on the ground and sit up right in your chair – positive body language will give you confidence and this will show to the viewers.
4. If you get asked difficult questions, or start to get led away from your agenda, don’t be afraid to pull the interview back onto your messages – bridging is a great way to do this.
5. Going into an interview, print or broadcast, and trying to ‘wing it’ is a huge and dangerous gamble, and one we wouldn’t ever advise. You should never undergo an interview unless you’ve; firstly been media trained and secondly, spoken to your comunications team and or done your own research to prepare.
