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Most PR plans list activity and report clippings. This one starts with two goals tied to business results, defines the audiences who decide, sets three key messages by channel and owner, adds a pitch email built on a news hook, and schedules the work week by week with named spokespeople.
The sample follows Amberley Studio, a furniture design studio launching its Fieldstone collection on May 19, 2027. It reports 38 coverage items, 78% message pull-through and a 22% share of voice against four competitors. Replace the goals, press list, angles and measures with your own, and name your crisis approvers.
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Replace the goals with two outcomes tied to business results, and build the press list from journalists who covered your topic in the past 12 months.
Rewrite the story angles with a news hook and a named spokesperson for each, and fill in the pitch email placeholders before every send.
Add names and mobile numbers for your crisis approver and spokesperson, then choose measures that include message pull-through and quality of coverage.
Delete the guide page, then share the plan with your director or agency.
They reward volume and say nothing about whether the right people saw the right message. The sample measures pull-through, coverage in target titles, tier-1 hits and pitch replies instead.
The sample uses 84 contacts, all of whom covered the topic in the past 12 months. A smaller, targeted list gets better replies than a bulk list of names who do not cover your subject.
No. Amberley Studio, its people, the survey and every figure are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own organization's details before you share the plan.

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