#media-relations.

Act as a PR Specialist. I want to pitch [Insert Story Idea] to a journalist at [Insert Publication]. 1. Create 3 different 'Hooks' (e.g., data-driven, human interest, or trend-based). 2. Draft a concise, personalized pitch email (under 200 words). 3. Explain the 'Why Now' (relevancy). 4. Suggest a follow-up schedule if they don't respond. Ensure the pitch highlights how this story adds value to *their* specific readers.

Act as an Event PR Producer. Plan the media experience for [Insert Event Name]. 1. Design the 'Press Wall' (Step-and-Repeat). 2. Draft the 'Media Tip Sheet' (Who is attending, arrival times). 3. Propose a 'Social Media Live-Stream' plan for the red carpet. 4. Design the 'Gift Bag' content for media and VIPs. 5. Provide a 'Post-Event Photo Distribution' plan to ensure the media gets high-res shots immediately.

Act as a Booking Agent. I want to get [Name] as a guest on [Podcast Name]. 1. Draft a 'Pitch Email' that proves we’ve actually listened to the show. 2. Propose 3 specific 'Episode Segments' or 'Talking Points' that fit their audience. 3. Create a 'Speaker One-Pager' (Bio, Topics, Previous Appearances). 4. Suggest a 'Social Media Promotion' plan if we are booked.

Act as a PR Designer. Help us build a 'Media Kit.' 1. Draft a 100-word 'Short Boilerplate' and a 300-word 'Full Backgrounder.' 2. List the 10 'Essential Assets' for a Google Drive media kit (Headshots, Logos, B-Roll, Fact Sheet). 3. Create a 'Fact Sheet' template (Founded date, HQ, Leadership, Mission). 4. Suggest a 'Recent Press' section layout.

Act as a Senior PR Manager. Draft a professional press release for [Insert Event/Product/News]. Use the 'Inverted Pyramid' style: 1. A catchy, SEO-friendly headline. 2. A strong lead paragraph (Who, What, When, Where, Why). 3. Supporting details and a 'Quote' from a company executive. 4. A boilerplate (About the company). 5. Media contact information. Ensure the tone is objective, newsworthy, and ready for wire distribution.