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Myths And Facts About Public Relations

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Of course, that’s not all it is, but it’s typically an ingredient. We often do this through written content like opinion pieces and bylined articles, or through speaking opportunities at industry conferences, and of course through social media content. What PR Is Not: Paid Advertising. What PR Is: Media relations. Absolutely.

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What They Don’t Teach You About PR In College

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

But my PR agency job has got me thinking back to what I learned about the industry when I first took a college course about it. One term I heard a lot in my PR course was “media gatekeepers” and how to attract them, but it was mostly explained through press releases and how to write killer hooks. How to pitch media.

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7 Occasions When PR And Marketing Must Work Together

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

This isn’t really the case, of course, or at least it’s not nearly that simple. The right advertising generates reach and frequency of message to inform specific audiences. Earned media stories and interviews bring credibility to the more commercial ad and marketing messages. A new product launch. A milestone event.

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6 PR Lessons From Bloomberg’s Awful Debate Performance

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Whether you’re on stage at a conference or being interviewed by a journalist, in PR, first impressions matter. If you fail to deliver, you might not be invited back, or in PR terms, maybe your interview doesn’t convert to a story. But, outside of his opening statement, that message wasn’t communicated or reinforced. Be prepared.

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6 PR Lessons Of Bloomberg’s Awful Debate Performance

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Whether you’re on stage at a conference or being interviewed by a journalist, in PR, first impressions matter. If you fail to deliver, you might not get invited back to that event or your interview doesn’t convert into a story. But, outside of his opening statement, that message wasn’t communicated or reinforced. Be prepared.

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How To Set Expectations In Public Relations

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Again, communication is key. . But it helps to establish a cadence for ongoing meetings, email contact, course corrections, and reporting at the beginning of a PR program. Others may have a completely different work style or service ethic, but the point is that it should be communicated at the outset. It’s PR, not ER.

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5 KPIs that Showcase PR Value

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For too long, advertising value equivalent (AVE) was used as the only method to evaluate PR. But equating earned media with paid advertising ignores the key differences between the two and is generally considered a flawed way to measure outcomes. An earned media placement is only as good as the people who see it, of course.