Story and evidence brief
Identify what is new, what supports the factual claims, who can speak on the record and when the information may be released.
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Give the media a clear, supportable story.
Bring the announcement, supporting evidence and timing. We help scope the press materials and outreach work, while keeping independent editorial decisions separate from any paid placement.
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Confirm what is included, what is not and who approves it.
Identify what is new, what supports the factual claims, who can speak on the record and when the information may be released.
Confirm whether releases, fact sheets, media assets, spokesperson preparation and revisions are included.
Agree the outlet categories, outreach work, approval owner and reporting. A proposed outlet is not a guaranteed editorial booking.
Distinguish earned outreach from paid or sponsored placement. Availability, labeling, terms and fees require explicit confirmation.
Provide the news and the evidence behind it, plus the authorized spokesperson and timing.
Specify materials, revisions, outreach and any separately identified sponsored-placement terms.
Separate outreach activity, replies and actual publications without counting a pitch as coverage.
No. Independent editors decide whether and how to cover a story. A paid or sponsored placement, if available, is a separate arrangement with explicit terms and labeling.
No. A press release is material supplied by an organization. Independent reporting, release distribution and sponsored content are different outputs and should be described separately.
Agree the measures before work begins: materials produced, outreach undertaken, responses and verified publication links where they exist. Do not treat estimated impressions or pitches as proof of readership.
Tell Anthony what you need, your timeline and what is ready. Pricing and availability are confirmed in a written quote.
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