AAP MASTERCLASS

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4th June 2020 Sydney | 8:30am - 11:30am

Limited to 30 attendees

Key takeaways from this event

Connecting you with the media to get your story in the news

Make your next press release successful by learning the tips and tricks to ensure your campaign gets the media run it deserves. This event allows you to participate in dynamic panel discussions, small workshops and invaluable face-to-face networking time with the panel.

These sessions have been proven to deliver results so that you can start perfecting your pitch and receiving higher media pick-up. Bring along your press release, as all past Masterclasses have seen attendees stories published.

Limited to only 30 tickets, register now to start connecting with the media

Networking

Develop ongoing relationships and mingle one-on-one with the top experts in journalism

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Workshops

Gain direct feedback on your press release from media experts in your industry through round table sessions.

Bring along your press release to receive live feedback

Panel Discussions and Q&A

Ask journalists about their pitching preferences, press release bugbears and tips for successful news stories.

See our past Masterclass highlights

Panellists

Panellists to be announced

Agenda

Time

Session

8:00am

Registration opens

8:30am - 9:15am

Panel discussions and Q&A Session

9:30am - 10:30am

Workshops commence

10:45am -11:30am

Networking and morning tea

11:30am

Event closes

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Event Details

Date:

4th of June 2020

Time:

8:00am Registration Opens

11:30am Event Close

Venue:

News Corp HQ 2 Holt Street

Surry Hills, NSW 2010

2020-06-04 08:00:00 2020-06-04 11:30:00 Australia/Sydney AAP Masterclass News Corp Australia, 2 Holt Street, Surry Hills 2010 AAP Medianet masterclass@aap.com.au

"It's just so useful having that exposure to people in the media, they're the people we're pitching stories to but don't often give us or have the time to give us feedback on the quality of our pitches."

- Regional communications manager

"It was really useful for me because I got some really good tips on some stories and I've got some pitch ideas that I'm going to go back to the office and work on directly."

- Account coordinator

- Communications executive

"I'm already thinking about some of our clients and upcoming campaigns where we can pitch differently or incorporate a few other elements that may spark some interest from the journalists."