Pitching the Story MPR professionals need to persuade connec

Pitching the Story MPR professionals need to persuade connectors to use their message.It must be positioned as newsworthy. Common themes definingnewsworthiness often include the following:FirstsTrendsLocal, quirky personalitiesThe underdogImpact on the audienceSomething of an unusual nature Part 1: Pre-Pitch Select a company to create a story that you wish to shop to a media outlet. Use the following guidelines:Provide a brief overview of the company.Describe the media outlet being pitched. Include information on its target audience (the media outlet must be real). Part 1 of the Individual Project should be 1 page in length. Be sure to cite your resources.Part 2: Writing an Effective Pitch Letter Write the pitch letter, which should include the following:An attention-grabbing openingThe ‘hook’Background information supporting the pitchSupport materialsThe action step Part 2 of the Individual Project should be 2 1/2 pages in length. Be sure to cite your resources.Part 3: Follow-up and Other Considerations Describe your follow-up plan.Discuss the special considerations for pitching a blogger. Part 3 of the Individual Project should be 1 1/2 pages in length. Be sure to cite your resources.Your assignment should contain a cover page, an abstract page, and areference page in addition to the body. The body of the paper should be 5pages, starting with a brief 1-paragraph introduction and ending with ashort conclusion. The entire submission will be 8–10 pages in length.