 Live streaming video has really caught on. Thanks to technology, everyone from parents live streaming their children’s ballet recital to companies live streaming meetings and corporate events is getting in on the action.
Anyone with a smart phone can do it. The problem is that many are simply not doing it well. Fear not! There are a number of steps you can take to make your next live streaming event a success. First, decide what platform you want to use. The field of options seems to be growing daily. There’s Twitter’s Periscope and Facebook Live, with rumors that Google has quietly been building a new live streaming app called YouTube Connect. Click on image to enlarge Take some time and do a little research to determine which one works best for you. Make sure you have a good signal, there’s nothing worse than starting to live stream, getting your viewers engaged and then … dead air. Make sure the camera you are using is of good quality. That’s not too hard today given that even smartphones have high definition cameras.
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 Being hired to handle an organization’s public relations is like getting married. PR pros often court a client for some time before landing the deal. But once the client “puts a ring on it,” some PR pros find the honeymoon can be short lived.
Just about every one of my public relations colleagues has a horror story (or two) they can tell about “the client from hell.” It’s difficult to turn down business, but sometimes it can be the best decision you ever make. I have done it and I am pretty sure I sleep better at night because I have. Rather than rush to the alter, it’s best to take steps to spot what could become a troublesome client ahead of time and take steps to mitigate any potential problems that might pop up. Get to know the early warning signs. Ask the potential client ahead of time about their expectations. Are they realistic? Do they expect you to be at their beck and call 24/7? Do they expect to have their story told on CNN in the first few weeks of your engagement? Also, it’s best to make it clear upfront what they should expect from your efforts. Never over promise. |
  
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