Imagine you are the Director of Public Relations in a company and the reporter you have been pitching for a long time to write a story finally decides to publish about your company. Upon hearing the news, you alert the spokesperson and the rest of the team to be prepared and share the necessary photos […]
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Phineas Taylor Barnum or P. T. Barnum was applauded as the ‘Greatest Showman’ to have ever lived. A man much ahead of his time, he knew the true power of media coverage and harnessed it for his benefit. He was an American politician, showman and businessman who went on to found the Barnum & Bailey Circus and
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“It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it.”, said Warren Buffett, the third wealthiest person in the world and also one of the most successful investors on the planet. This quote does share a good connection with Public Relations as it mainly focuses on building relationships that ultimately yields
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PR professionals hold responsibility for earning media coverage for their clients and also securing the existing reputation. As a budding PR professional, these tasks might seem quite apprehensive. Here are the five useful tips for you to gain the necessary media coverage. Building relationships: Obtaining contacts and maintaining good relationships with journalists and reports is
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Have you ever wondered at what PR during war time looks like? It gains a lot of importance as it helps to build image and manage perception, seeking out new allies and more. With the war between Ukraine and Russia happening, this subject has garnered even more interest. During war times, PR mutates into propaganda.
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The world over there are many women PR professionals who have not only got into PR careers but also made it to the top. You will be surprised to know that in the U.S., women make up 60-80% of the industry’s workforce. What gives women that special edge that lets them glide into this industry
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A public relation campaign or a plan is a set of activities that are planned well in advance that will ultimately help in reaching a specific goal. In order to proceed in an organized way, it is important to design a strategic plan on how and when to execute the plan. Every PR professional would
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National and International brands while advertising have taken the vernacular route ensuring the message they want to convey to the masses is crystal clear. This helps not only the public to understand what the brand is trying to convey but also, take a step forward and make a purchase. Borrowing a leaf from these agencies
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In the field of PR analytics and insights, many PR professionals fail to understand the importance of the homophone pair, qualitative and quantitative data. One of the failure points of a PR program can be the ineffective use of these data or using just one data over the other. This might even result in losing
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PR has changed in many ways, but some essential traits remain the same. Here, we give you a peek into the current PR landscape and what’s hot and what’s not! Earned media is the start, not the end Many business people tend to think that once you have received publicity in the media, that’s the
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