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They Wonder Why Equestrian Sport Doesn’t Get Media Coverage!

Jayne Huddleston wrote 4 months ago: I often hear members of the equestrian community complain about the amount and quality of media cove … more →

Tags: Bad Press, negative publicity, Media training, blame the messanger, equestrian federation

One Equestrian Sport Undertakes Media Training, But May Be Too Late

Jayne Huddleston wrote 4 months ago: Media training should always be pro-active not reactive. Athletes and other representatives who are … more →

Tags: Bad Press, negative publicity, Media training, bad publicity, media relations training

Elitism and Equestrian Sport

Jayne Huddleston wrote 5 months ago: One of the biggest stigmas that show jumping must overcome, as a sport, is the perception that it is … more →

Tags: Show Jumping, Media Relations, Equestrian, Elitism, social networking, support Canadian Equestrian Team, facebook

Speaking Equestrian Slang

Jayne Huddleston wrote 6 months ago: The most popular subjects on this blog are about equestrian terminology and the language of the spor … more →

Tags: eventing, equestrian terminology, equestrian slang, sponsors and the media, horse speak

Don’t Expect to Get Paid for an Interview

Jayne Huddleston wrote 7 months ago: There is a, seemingly, common misconception that being a public figure in the media limelight means … more →

Tags: Show Jumping, Media Relations, Visibility, media misconceptions, payment by media outlets, Mainstream media

Stark Contrast in Show Jumping Media in Places Where it is Sport

Jayne Huddleston wrote 8 months ago: I posted a short time ago about the difference between specialty media and mass-market media. In Nor … more →

Tags: Media training, specialty media, Mass Market Media, show jumping as a sport

What Do Research Skills Have to do With Media Relations?

Jayne Huddleston wrote 8 months ago: When I do presentations about improving media relations, I stress the importance of having good rese … more →

Tags: accuracy, editorial research, Facts and figures, Research Skills, Scores, sport statistics, statistics

Publicity Stunts Can Backfire1 comment

Jayne Huddleston wrote 8 months ago: When you hear the term “publicity stunt” most people think of doing something outrageous in public t … more →

Tags: negative publicity, Publicity stunts, pitching stories, publicists, bad publicity

Who Really Owns That Picture of You?

Jayne Huddleston wrote 9 months ago: Who owns a photo of you?  The answer may surprise you.  In all but a few cases, the photographer own … more →

Tags: photos, photos use, Copyright, advertising, Photographers

Specialty Equestrian Media vs. Mass Market Media

Jayne Huddleston wrote 9 months ago: Whether issuing news releases or doing interviews, dealing with specialty media and mass-market medi … more →

Tags: specialty media, Mass Market Media

Media Training Vital at All Levels of Equestrian Sport Organization

Jayne Huddleston wrote 10 months ago: Most media relations problems have a reason behind them that is pretty glaring to anyone who underst … more →

Tags: accuracy, equestrian media coverage, Visibility, Grassroots, Media training

What Can Caroline Kennedy Teach Equestrians About Media Relations?2 comments

Jayne Huddleston wrote 11 months ago: Accessibility. I’ve posted about it before because it is key to getting media coverage. But, more im … more →

Tags: media and fundraising, Accessibility, positive publicity

Why Don’t Equestrians Want To Do Interviews?

Jayne Huddleston wrote 11 months ago: I was at a party a couple nights ago that was attended by journalists and broadcasters.  Many of the … more →

Tags: equestrian sport, equestrian media relations, interviews, Elitism, bad reputation, equestrian image

Media Coverage Equestrians Will Like1 comment

Jayne Huddleston wrote 11 months ago: In several previous posts I have noted that if you don’t agree with what a reporter writes, it doesn … more →

Tags: Good Journalism, reaction to media coverage, Spruce Meadows, eric lamaze, Lou Marsh Trophy

Equestrian Community Needs to Desensitize Itself To Publicity

Jayne Huddleston wrote 1 year ago: Telling you to desensitize yourself to publicity may sound contrary to my role as a publicist. A pub … more →

Tags: negative publicity, bad equestrian press, sensitive equestrian community, Letters to Editor

Media Relations Basics Apply to All Subjects

Jayne Huddleston wrote 1 year ago: While this blog is dedicated to the unique challenges of media relations for equestrian show jumping … more →

Tags: Show Jumping

Equestrian Sport or Equestrian Industry?3 comments

Jayne Huddleston wrote 1 year ago: Most sports have a corresponding industry. In equestrian sport, the related industry may be more clo … more →

Tags: equestrian sport terminology, equestrian sport publicity, equestrian sport media, horse industry

How “Bad Press” Happens

Jayne Huddleston wrote 1 year ago: “Bad press” is not unique to equestrian sport. So, normally this post would appear on my general med … more →

Tags: Bad Press, bad equestrian sport press, negative publicity

Showing the Horse or Competing?

Jayne Huddleston wrote 1 year ago: The equestrian community reacted with outrage recently to Olympic media coverage that stated riders … more →

Tags: Show Jumping, equestrian terminology, equestrian media coverage, Olympic equestrian sport, Interviewing Skills, showing the horse


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