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BRAND INTRO

Unleash the power of media relations and journalism in changing perceptions, increasing membership, and support. Dive into the world of Scouting through fun and friendship, and make a positive impact. Explore the dos and don'ts of media interactions to enhance the Scout brand. Share your Scouting experiences and shape the narrative through engaging activities.

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BRAND INTRO

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  1. BRAND INTRO

  2. WHAT COMES TO MIND?

  3. SCOUTING’S BRAND

  4. #SPOTTHEDIFFERENCE MEDIA RELATIONS JOURNALISM • Truth, facts and investigation • To educate and uncover • Report with public interest • Brand and key messages • Shining the spotlight • Organisation’s interest

  5. WHAT’S THE POINT? CHANGE PERCEPTION INCREASE MEMBERSHIP SUPPORT & DONATION

  6. YOUR TURN! FUN & FRIENDSHIP CHALLENGE & ADVENTURE POSITIVE IMPACT Using post-it notes, add your Scouting experiences to the brand zones around the room.

  7. MEDIA DON’TS DON’T THINK ANY PR IS GOOD PR: Decide if your story is positive for Scouting DON’T REINFORCE NEGATIVE STEROTYPES:Avoid history, parades and old jokes DON’T USE ONLY ADULT SPOKESPEOPLE: Show Scouting is about young people DON’T GUESS AT ANSWERS:If you don’t know the answer, just say you don’t know DON’T LIE TO THE MEDIA: Never, never, never – it will come back and bite you DON’TGET UPSET WITH JOURNALISTS:You’ll never get good media coverage DON’T USE POOR PHOTOS: ‘Grip and grin’, unsafe activities, posed pictures DON’T BE CONCERNED:About wearing correct and full uniform – a necker will do! DON’T TRY TO HANDLE NEGATIVE STORIES: Refer to Scout Headquarters

  8. WHAT’S THAT MEAN? BEAVER/CUB/EXPLORER SCOUTS/YOUNG PEOPLE Jargon! GSL/COMMISSIONER ADULT VOLUNTEER CHIEF SCOUT

  9. PICS PAINT A THOUSANDWORDS GO FOR ACTION PHOTOS& DRESS FOR ADVENTURE (rather than formal ‘football team’ style shots)!

  10. RAG RATING • Hold up your coloured cards to vote on whether the following media articles are... • RED – Off Brand • AMBER – Neutral • GREEN – On Brand

  11. Stereotypical out-dated Scouting – parades, flags, church!

  12. Fun, Challenge, Adventure, Impact

  13. The wording promotes the Scout Brand, however the pictures do not.

  14. Formal grip and grin showing old fashioned Scouting.

  15. Fun, Challenge, Adventure, Impact

  16. Fun, Challenge, Adventure, Impact

  17. Picture is not adventurous or youth lead, though key message of “more volunteers”.

  18. Fun, Challenge, Adventure, Impact

  19. ANY QUESTIONS?

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