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Welcome back to Gemini: Creatives & Entrepreneurs. Having a great product and a long term vision is fantastic, but it doesn't help if no one knows you exist. This week, we're focusing on getting noticed by the right people.
Imagine this: you're launching a new product or have a major business announcement, and you want local media, bloggers, or influencers to cover it. You know a press release is the way to do it, but you have no idea how to write one that sounds professional and newsworthy. Instead of hiring a PR firm or guessing at the format, you turn to Gemini and explain your news.
As your in-house public relations assistant, Gemini understands the standard, professional format for documents like press releases. It can help you find the "hook" in your announcement, write a headline that grabs attention, and structure the information in a way that makes it easy for a journalist to understand and use. It can also help you outline the essential components of a media kit to have ready on your website.
Let’s get some press!
Your Gemini Task: Think of a newsworthy announcement for your business. This could be a new product launch, a grand opening, a special event you're hosting, or a partnership with another local business.
Ask Gemini (by describing your news): "I'm launching a new line of hot sauces made with locally grown peppers. Help me write a professional press release for local food bloggers and media in the [your metro] area. Include a catchy headline, a dateline for [your hometown], a summary of the announcement, a quote from me as the founder, and my contact information."
Notice how Gemini instantly structures your announcement into a format that journalists recognize and respect, increasing the chances your story will be taken seriously.
Dive into Gemini and start building your PR toolkit. Ask it to "outline the essential elements of a digital media kit," "draft a short, compelling pitch email to a blogger who covers my industry," or "give me three creative angles to make my business's anniversary newsworthy."
Each edition of Gemini: Creatives & Entrepreneurs will deliver:
Actionable AI strategies for marketing, content, and operations.
Innovative prompts to overcome creative blocks.
Insights into how Gemini is shaping the future of creative and business tools.
Tips for using Gemini to understand your customers and market better.
In our next issue, we'll dive deep into email marketing. We'll explore how to use Gemini to build an entire automated welcome series for new subscribers to your newsletter.
To your amplified success,
The Native Think Team