Interviews with the media can be intimidating, but you can make the most of them by preparing yourself.

You are at your political campaign results party, standing in the midst of anxious supporters, shirts, and signs with your name printed on them. The votes have scrolled across the screen, and signs of despair are immediately painted on your guests faces. Unfortunately, you did not win your heated campaign, but the show must go on and you have to maintain your composure for the local and national media. So, how do you maintain your composure for televised moments? Well, it takes preparation.

Interviews with the media can be intimidating, but you can make the most of them by preparing yourself. By taking the following steps, you can make a televised interview a valuable opportunity for your organization.

During an interview, remain calm. Don’t allow your nerves to dictate your behavior.

With positive coverage, you will build beneficial relationships with the media and you will also enhance your organization’s credibility. To learn more about your interview rights, visit http://www.oac.state.oh.us/resources/mediaresourceguide/interview_rights.asp.

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