ACNielsen
Adelphia
Air Wick
Alticor
ANA
ASCAP
AWS
bolero.net
Bunker Bob
Capgemini Financial
Capgemini Health
Canon
Carrier
Civic Alliance
Coldwell Banker
The Conference Board
The Council for Responsible Nutrition
DealerTrack
digital idea
Discovery 2004
Discovery 2003
Dole
Ernst & Young
The Family Television Awards
The Federal Reserve
Fibernet
Flip
Gilda's Club
HealthExpo
HomePoint.com
IDC
Invest Northern Ireland
Jackson Hewitt
JoeAuto
JPMorganChase
Kauffman Foundation
Kemin
Kensington
The Library place
Mastercard
MetLife
MTA
NAIC
Nielsen Media Research
Noblis
OTIS
Oxford Molecular
Petfinder.com
PLC Medical
Polar
PowerAde
Prism/Red
Reader's Digest
ShopVogue.TV
Sun Microsystems
Telcordia
Teliris
Topix
TowerGroup
Towers Perrin
Triomega
U.S. Preventive Medicine
Veet
Vespa
Virgin Mobile USA
Volvo
VNU
Wendy's
Xanboo
Ziff Davis Internet
Zipcar


"Our marketing professionals have important public relations responsibilities—but no formal PR training. Help us find an effective way to get them up to speed."

Global information technology research firm, IDC, asked CooperKatz to develop and execute a custom training seminar on the basics of public relations for fifteen of its U.S.-based marketing professionals. Designed as an intensive and interactive one-day session, the seminar guided participants through presentations and group exercises for five key modules:

  1. "Meet the Media"—an overview of media landscape segmentation and how individual reporters work
  2. "PR 101"—a introduction to the basic tenets of the public relations discipline
  3. "Effective Press Release Writing"—a presentation and accompanying set of exercises on finding the news, and writing compelling releases that provide value to reporters
  4. "Working with Analysts"—a section on how to think and act like a PR consultant to IDC's research community
  5. "Pitching the Press"—a look at the "do's and don'ts" of proactive outreach to reporters, whether by phone, email or in-person

In a follow-up survey conducted by IDC Corporate Marketing, participants gave the seminar high marks as both relevant to their day-to-day needs and effective in its introduction of the critical aspects of the PR process.


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