Yes, you’ll need different bios for different media needs. These should include your byline bio, a broadcast bio and a full bio. The byline is the concise bio with the key information on you, your accomplishments, websites and contact info suitable for bylined articles you submit to media venues. The broadcast bio is written in the conversational style that radio and TV producers use to introduce you, while the full bio includes all the background you wish to provide for journalists who want to cover you, your company or service in-depth. The broadcast bio should also include pronunciation tips to help the on air announcer.
PR Q&A | Do I need more than one bio in my press kit?
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