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What is the #1 skill for PR?
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1. Ability to communicate 2. creativity |
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Name 2 skills that are essential in PR other than writing.
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what is the estimated # of people in the PR field?
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What is the safe way to calculate how many people work in the PR field?
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Is PR a worldwide career?
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What is the amount of money that US companies spend on PR each year on average?
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what was the expected growth rate of PR in 2008?
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On average, how much money to European companies spend each year?
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On average, how much money do corporations (Eli Lily, GM, etc..) spend yearly on PR?
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how many national and regional PR organizations are there?
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Approximately how many universities have PR in the US? How many European universities?
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Is PR spontaneous or planned?
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deliberate, planned, PERFORMANCE-BASED, operates in public interest, 2-way communication, management function builds mutually-beneficial relationships. |
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name some key words of PR
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| NO, PR people are always being judged by a boss/manager as well as other people outside of the main office that they deal with. |
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Are PR people safe once they get their job?
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it must always be continuous (communiction cycle) |
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What is so important about 2-way communication between PR and other people?
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What is the management function which evaluates public attitudes, identifies the policies and procedures of an individual or organization with the public interest and plans and executes a program to earn public understanding or acceptance.
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What is the management function that identifies, establishes and maintains mutually beneficial relatinships between an organization and the VARIOUS publics upon whom its success or failure depends.
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Research Analysis and Programming Communication and Action Evaulation |
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What is the most common name other than PR?
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Are all media accusations correct?
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We transfer info between our company and the public - vital for success We are the vehicle for information-passing it to public Building mutual beneficial relationships - win-win situation. |
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Why is PR a boundary spanning function?
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What is the % of newspaper articles that are sent in by PR people?
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What do Journalists call us?
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What do journalists think PR people to for their job?
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| Writing and information gathering |
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What are the commonalities between PR and journalism?
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What is often confused with advertising?
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| adversiting is always paid and controlled. |
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What aer two differences between advertsing and PR?
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what is the major disadvantage of advertising?
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Marketing is centered around an organization's relatioships with CUSTOMERS (how can they get people to buy their product) |
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What is the distinction between PR and marketing?
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Downsizing tighter budgets Advertising is increasively expensive; companies are looking for more cost effective solutions. |
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Why is integration occuring more often?
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| "the development of options to accomplish an objective" |
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1. pick a goal 2. find where the company want to be 3. How do you get there? |
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name 3 steps of a strategy
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| 1st PR practitioners were Journalist that switched over. |
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What career did PR peolple originatly begin with?
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| Organizations demand more...PR is growing |
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Less than __ of all PR people are former Journalists
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An ideal PR curiculum has how many courses?
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Is PR growing at a faster rate than journalism?
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writing research planning problem-solving business competence oral communication |
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What are 6 essential abilites needed for PR?
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What are the 2 basic PR roles?
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In what type of organization aer practitioners both managers and technicians?
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crisis management investor relations |
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What is the most highly paid PR job? 2nd?
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What is the % of women in the pR field?
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| "any group or individual who is affected by or who can affect teh achievement of an organization's objectives |
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