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Media Training Tip: Lose the Jargon!

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Most spokespeople load "insider lingo" and technical terms into their media interviews. It's a huge mistake, and puts a barrier between you and the audience.
In this video, you will learn a technique to help you lose the jargon.
Brad Phillips is the president of Phillips Media Relations and author of the Mr. Media Training blog.
In this video, you will learn a technique to help you lose the jargon.
Brad Phillips is the president of Phillips Media Relations and author of the Mr. Media Training blog.
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