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Everyone -
While at Ojibwe this past weekend, I had an impromptu meeting with both the producers of the Speed Channel show and the Media/Marketing Team for the SCCA during a service.
The topic of discussion was; "How do we get more information about teams for the TV show so that we can improve the quality of the coverage for all of the classes?"
With the number of teams entering each ProRally, it is impossible for one person to know all of the details for every team in every class. I know first hand from when I was the associate producer in the past. So, what we are asking each and every team to do is this.
Write a short press release for each event you attend. Then send that release to us here at specialstage.com (News-at-Specialstage.com) and to the Media team at the SCCA (Ckitchen-at-SCCA.com) This way, when your car is on the program, they have some details and information to talk about. Remember to include team background information as well.
The press release doesn?t need to be long, four to six paragraphs are ideal. It needs to be sent in a timely manner. Try to get them in no later then five days after the event conclusion.
If you want to have your press release posted here on SpecialStage, include a copyright free photo of your car in action, and we will post it on our front page.
Thanks,
Jeff Burmeister
SpecialStage.com
The North American Rally Resource
While at Ojibwe this past weekend, I had an impromptu meeting with both the producers of the Speed Channel show and the Media/Marketing Team for the SCCA during a service.
The topic of discussion was; "How do we get more information about teams for the TV show so that we can improve the quality of the coverage for all of the classes?"
With the number of teams entering each ProRally, it is impossible for one person to know all of the details for every team in every class. I know first hand from when I was the associate producer in the past. So, what we are asking each and every team to do is this.
Write a short press release for each event you attend. Then send that release to us here at specialstage.com (News-at-Specialstage.com) and to the Media team at the SCCA (Ckitchen-at-SCCA.com) This way, when your car is on the program, they have some details and information to talk about. Remember to include team background information as well.
The press release doesn?t need to be long, four to six paragraphs are ideal. It needs to be sent in a timely manner. Try to get them in no later then five days after the event conclusion.
If you want to have your press release posted here on SpecialStage, include a copyright free photo of your car in action, and we will post it on our front page.
Thanks,
Jeff Burmeister
SpecialStage.com
The North American Rally Resource