Why I’m launching a newsletter for charity communicators in Wales
Why I’m launching a newsletter for charity communicators in Wales, and how you can sign up.
Author: Richard Nosworthy
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Eight ways to boost confidence in media interviews
Even experienced spokespeople feel nerves when they do broadcast interviews. Here are 8 ways you can boost your confidence.
Media training: how being more ‘human’ will make your interviews more effective
A quick guide to using human experiences and emotions in a broadcast media interview, with examples.
How can I get hold of a journalist? Share your experience.
Share your experiences of getting in touch with journalists.
Media training: how to help a colleague prepare for an interview
How comms staff can help colleagues prepare for TV and radio interviews.
Five essential checks to make before your next TV or radio interview
Gearing up for a broadcast media interview? Here are five things to ask yourself before going on-air.
It’s time to end the ‘UK=England’ mentality in charity communications
It was great to have the chance to write a blogpost for CharityComms recently, explaining how and why UK charities should ‘think devolved’ in their communications. My aim was to offer tips around the main themes that came out of conversations with charity communicators (thanks to all of you who shared your thoughts for the … Continue reading It’s time to end the ‘UK=England’ mentality in charity communications
Media training: six common TV interview mistakes every spokesperson should avoid
Six common TV interview mistakes I share in my media training sessions in Cardiff and around Wales.
‘How can I improve my charity’s comms?’ Start by asking a different question.
Many managers in the charity world worry that their comms ‘aren’t good enough’. Here’s how to start taking action.
What Ofcom’s latest survey means for Welsh charity communicators
What Ofcom’s Media Nations 2022 report means for Welsh charity communicators.