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By: Beth Minnigerode | 05/06/2009
Here's a great example of a spokesperson (Paul Rieckhoff from SupportYourVet.org) staying on message during an interview. Paul did a great job at getting his messages across in-between Stephen Colbert's wise cracks.
| The Colbert Report | Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c | |||
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Still, I think Paul could have answered "What are the challenges vets face when they get home?" a little more directly before bridging into his key messages. But, overall, very impressive - you can tell he was media trained.
His interview must have struck a cord. The morning after this interview first aired, a clip of it on the Colbert Nation Web site had already been viewed almost 4,000 times.
However, I was sad to see the front page of SupportYourVet.org had NO mention of interview or the Mother's Day Challenge he discussed. When you land a big media hit, you should fully leverage it. Here are two simple steps:
How else should SupportYourVet.org stretch the value of this interview?
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