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Ankit Gokani
Public relations (PR) is the practice of managing the flow of information between an organization and its publics. PR aims to gain an organization or individual positive exposure to their key stakeholders. Common activities include speaking at conferences, winning industry awards, working with the press and employee communications.
The Industry Today
The public relations industry is most prominently separated into two camps - in-house and agency. As industry consolidation becomes more prevalent5 organizations are more often faced with a choice between boutique firms or large global agencies. Smaller firms typically specialize in only a couple topic areas so they have a greater understanding of their client's business and stronger relationships with journalists in a specific market. They are also often cheaper and grant more attention to smaller clients. . Larger firms have access to more resources and experts in certain areas of public relations.
Almost any organization that has a stake in how it is portrayed in the public arena employs some level of public relations. Most often one or more PR managers that work for the company works with a team of agency employees that work on several different accounts. Large organizations have larger dedicated teams for PR. .
Public relations is an important management function in any organization. An effective public relations plan for an organization is developed to communicate a message that coincides with organizational goals and seeks to benefit mutual interests whenever possible.
A number of specialties exist within the field of private relations, such as Investor Relations or Labor Relations.
Methods, tools and tactics
Audience targeting
Lobby groups
Spin
Meet and Greet
:SugarwareZ-064:
The Industry Today
The public relations industry is most prominently separated into two camps - in-house and agency. As industry consolidation becomes more prevalent5 organizations are more often faced with a choice between boutique firms or large global agencies. Smaller firms typically specialize in only a couple topic areas so they have a greater understanding of their client's business and stronger relationships with journalists in a specific market. They are also often cheaper and grant more attention to smaller clients. . Larger firms have access to more resources and experts in certain areas of public relations.
Almost any organization that has a stake in how it is portrayed in the public arena employs some level of public relations. Most often one or more PR managers that work for the company works with a team of agency employees that work on several different accounts. Large organizations have larger dedicated teams for PR. .
Public relations is an important management function in any organization. An effective public relations plan for an organization is developed to communicate a message that coincides with organizational goals and seeks to benefit mutual interests whenever possible.
A number of specialties exist within the field of private relations, such as Investor Relations or Labor Relations.
Methods, tools and tactics
Audience targeting
Lobby groups
Spin
Meet and Greet
:SugarwareZ-064:
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