Summary of Unit 2 PR

Summary of Unit 2: Public Relations

Main Ideas:

• Definitions and Concepts:
  • Public Relations (PR), Advertising, and Publicity are distinct yet interconnected forms of communication.
  • All three utilize a communication model involving a sender, message, medium, recipient, and feedback.
• Advertising:
  • Defined as a paid form of communication aimed at influencing the audience to purchase products or services.
  • Objectives include:
    • Persuading consumers to buy or consider products.
    • Announcing new products or changes.
    • Competing in the market.
    • Educating the public and recruiting staff.
  • Types of Advertising:
    • Product Advertising: Focuses on specific products.
    • Institutional Advertising: Enhances the image of an organization.
• Publicity:
  • Involves gaining media coverage without payment, often used as a tactical tool in PR.
  • Objectives include creating awareness and providing information about products or issues.
• Public Relations:
  • Defined as a planned effort to improve mutual understanding between an organization and its audience.
  • Aims to build and maintain a positive reputation.
• Differences and Similarities:
  • Differences lie in objectives, message nature, and effects.
  • Similarities include media usage and message creation elements.
• Effective Communication Strategies:
  • Crafting messages that resonate with the target audience.
  • Selecting appropriate media and timing for communication.
  • Developing messages that are clear, factual, and credible.
• Public Opinion:
  • Defined as the collective views of a group on controversial topics.
  • PR plays a role in shaping and influencing Public Opinion through communication strategies.
• Planning for Effective PR:
  • Seven key steps for planning:
    • Objective Orientation
    • Target Group Orientation
    • Message Selection
    • Media Selection
    • Creativity and Innovations
    • Adequate Resources
    • Manpower Backup

Methodology/Instructions:

• Advertising Campaign Development:
  • Define objectives clearly.
  • Identify the target audience.
  • Craft a compelling message.
  • Choose the right media channels.
  • Plan the timing of activities.
  • Conduct market research for effective message delivery.
• Publicity Campaign Development:
  • Focus on creating awareness and providing factual information.
  • Utilize media relations, press releases, and direct communication.
  • Time Publicity efforts strategically around major announcements.
• Public Relations Crisis Management:
  • Establish two-way communication to resolve disputes.
  • Craft messages that foster mutual confidence.
  • Use various media for internal and external communication.

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