To build an organization, you need people, information, other resources and some time. Then you need to put these parts together. Three things this particularly requires are
A. Organizing, structure, and flexibility.
B. Money, media connections, and political clout.
C. Officers, history, and bylaws.
D. Location, logo, and lattes.
Question 2
Again, when working with the news media
A. Protect your credibility and reach more people by concentrating only on the major television, radio, and newspaper outlets.
B. Since most organizations do not send news releases you can gain lots of attention just by using this simple tool all you need is a good headline and an interesting story.
C. News conferences, which are better held later in the week, are a good method for getting attention to routine stories affecting our organization.
D. Taking the time to learn the proper form and style will give you more sustained media attention through the life of your organization than the issue itself that you are working on.
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