Media kits can be interactive and over-the-top or static and basic—there’s no right or wrong way to do it. How you make your media kit will mostly depend on your audience, industry, and bandwidth.

Windows Media Format: Provides support for the Advanced Systems Format (ASF) file container, the Windows Media audio and video codecs, basic network streaming capability, and digital rights management (DRM). low potassium--leg cramps, constipation, irregular heartbeats, fluttering in your chest, increased thirst or urination, numbness or tingling. As newsrooms shrink, it’s on PR pros (and newbies) to make the job of reporters as easy as possible, especially if earned media coverage is going to be a focus,” says Spencer Anopol, senior public relations manager at DigitalOcean. “For most companies, something simple is perfectly fine—a sharable, non-editable Google Drive or Dropbox folder will suffice. Just ensure it’s organized and labeled well.Positioning statement (what makes your business unique from its competitors, and how it fits into the market) You can also drop a few quotes from your executives here, especially if it’s something they frequently say. This lets reporters add quotable elements to their stories without necessarily having a private interview with an executive. Windows Store Media Content: Audio and video content that was obtained through the Store cannot be played. Also, the preview of audio or video content in the Store doesn't work.

Group Policy for removable disks: This feature is not available in the N edition of Windows 10 Pro. Windows Portable Devices: There is no support for media synchronization, image acquisition, or file browsing. If you have a more comprehensive company history you want to share, add a link to it—don’t include the full thing here. Testimonials Media Foundation: Provides support for content protection, audio and video quality, and interoperability for DRM.Here's some good news: most of the content and creative assets you need to create your press kit likely already exist. Let’s go over some high-quality examples of media kits that you can use for inspiration when creating one for your business. Media Kit Examples 1. Hinge Include a low-resolution head shot (unlike your professional photographs) – it will load faster than a hi-res version. This will be for recognition/familiarity purposes only

International football influencers The F2 highlight past campaigns, putting reputable brand names and logos front-and-center. They also note key engagement statistics for these campaigns Testimonials Follow all directions on your prescription label. Your doctor may occasionally change your dose. Do not use this medicine in larger or smaller amounts or for longer than recommended.

Media Kit Design

Reporters love to use numbers, so give them anything you have. If you have revenue, customer totals, or social followers you can share, add it here. Let's start with the star of your media kit: you. Here's where you introduce your name, your logo, your mission. Make sure your media kit design reinforces your overall brand identity, utilizing the colors, fonts, and other visual hallmarks set out in your branding guide. Reporters will likely want to use your company’s logo in the hero image or somewhere in the article. Provide a few different sizes and qualities to ensure they don’t have to stretch your files. Provide exactly the images and files you want featured. Have a killer data visualization, infographic, or product video? Include that, too.