Media. Relevance. Evidence.

Why would a journalist cover this?

Build a useful pitch brief before approaching the media. Define what has changed, why it matters to the publication’s readers and what evidence you can provide.

Media pitch brief builderOne9Six

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The actual news

Describe what changes and why the timing matters.

The reader and the angle

Connect the development with a particular publication and a specific reader need.

Proof and access

Give an editor something that can be checked and a useful route to further information.

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How this example works

Understand the example first

Turn a specific announcement into a media approach

Fictional announcement: a technology company opens 20 free network security training places. The angle is technical skills for employers, with dates and programme details available.

What it means: The output arranges the news, reader relevance, supporting facts and interview offer. Edit it for the individual journalist before sending.

Method and notes

From the tool to the decision

Give the result some context.

A clear pitch starts with something worth understanding. Strengthen the angle, check the evidence and adapt the approach to the publication and its readers.

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Cisco

Corporate communications · Digital marketing · Technical content · Media relations

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