PR AND ADVERTISING

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Abhijeet S
Public Relations

Advertising


 PR is winning of public acceptance by acceptable performance without any idea of instant tangible gain.


 Advertising is any paid form of non-personal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods or services by any identified sponsor. Although some advertisements seek to inform an even educate, there is an immediate, commercial goal behind most.



 PR does, of course, provide support to marketing activities but it has a wider prospective and is broader in scope and vision.


 Advertising is essentially a tool of marketing along with product, price, packaging and place (distribution).


 PR is a management function.


 Advertising is a marketing function.


 Every organization has a public perception and consequently public relations.


 Advertising may or may not be used by an organization.

 PR presents its messages to specialize external audiences and internal publics.

 Advertising is addressed to external audiences, primarily consumers of goods and services.



 PR message is largely a matter of credibility.


 Advertising messages are mostly emotive and strident.


 PR is more proactive than advertising. It involves anticipating, diagnosing problems and then providing solutions


 Advertising involves directly acting upon the briefs or problems presented by the client.
 
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