by Hawkeye | Dec 1, 2018 | blog
The vast majority of journalists will do at least some research about you before they do a media interview. They won’t be content with your own, carefully written brief or company PR material. Most often, they will carry a search online and, if you are not careful,...
by Hawkeye | Nov 20, 2018 | blog
There’s no doubt that media interviews can be highly stressful affairs. What you say and do, how your body language comes across and what people ultimately think can be determined in just a few short minutes of conversation with a journalist. Here are our top tips for...
by Hawkeye | Oct 16, 2018 | blog
It’s not just the byword for Kirsty & Phil on the Channel 4 property show of the same name, whether in the world of property or that of the media, location can be crucial. Media interviews can come in many forms and can take place in many locations, either in the...
by Hawkeye | Oct 2, 2018 | blog
Crisis means different things to different organisations, but however your organisation defines it at some point you will have to discuss or explain your organisations actions or responses to difficult, unexpected or tragic events. Good Crisis Spokesperson A skilled...
by Hawkeye | Sep 20, 2018 | blog
When Alex, Cruz, CEO of British Airways took to the airwaves to admit to a massive data breach, he would undoubtedly have been aware of the fate of the TSB boss Paul Pester, who had resigned earlier in the week. Mr Pester had drawn the ire of the public and...
by Hawkeye | Sep 12, 2018 | blog
It’s not just what you say but how you say it. The appearance on a Kremlin-backed TV station of the two suspects in the Skripal poisoning episode was bizarre enough. So too were the accounts of the two men (with near consecutive passport numbers) who were of course...
