Public Relations Flashcards

(39 cards)

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CC plan 2

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Essential information should be communicated to all affected publics

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CC plan 1

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Determine the appropriate target publics

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CC plan 3

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Get the facts

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CC plan 4

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Responses should be given as quickly as possible

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CC plan 5

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Be prepared to answer questions

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CC plan 6

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Provide regular updates

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CC plan 7

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Establish a chain if command

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CC plan 8

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Establish a crisis communication teams

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CC plan 9

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Monitor the progress of the crisis communication plan

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CC plan 10

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Evaluate the effectiveness of the crisis communication plan

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Function 1

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Promoting a positive image

Reinforces favourable attitudes and consumer perceptions

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Function 2

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Effective communication of messages

The methods used to convey information about the business and it’s products

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Function 3

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Issues monitoring

Sales are protected by identifying potential issues early so that damage is minimised

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Function 4

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Crisis management

Protecting a company’s reputation to minimise the impact of unfavourable publicity that could lead to loss of sales

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PR vs. Advertising

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PR
Maintaining favourable relationships
More effective than advertising
Third, unpaid parties

Advertising
Electronic, print or verbal
Can reach large or s target audiences
TV, magazine, radio, internet

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A proper image results in…

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Higher level of sales, makers share and profitability
Better prams recognition
Greater credibility

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Element of image

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Name or logo
Employees
Customer service
Quality of products
Colour scheme
Range of products
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Internal publics

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Employees and managers

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General publics

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Can affect customer attitudes

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Local community publics

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Of crucial importance to the business because it represents local residents and neighbourhood organisations

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Citizen action publics

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Practices might be scrutinised by action groups

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Media publics

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Include Perin and electronic news reporting organisations

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Government publics

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Three levels of government, each with its own regulations that need to be followed

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Planned situation

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A proactive, non urgent activity. It has a long term focus to improve the image

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Public relations campaign
1. Establish campaigns objectives 2. Identify the intended publics 3. Develop strategies and tactics 4. Implement the campaign 5. Evaluate the results
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Unplanned situation
Can be a crisis or major issue. It requires a business to respond urgently to an immediate problem
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Public relations
The planned and sustained effort to establish and maintain goodwill and mutual understanding between and organisation and it's publics
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Publicity
Refers to any free news stories about a burs ones product or service
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Advertising
Paid, non-personal messages communicated through a mass medium
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Image
Refers to how a business is perceived by the world at larger, especially consumers
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Public relations ethics
The moral evaluation of public relations activities as right or wrong
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Public relations social responsibility
The conscious effort by a public relations business to maximise its positive impact and negative impact on society
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Publics
Groups that the organisation interacts with and that have a vested interest in, or impact on, a businesses ability to achieve its objectives
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Role of technology
International trade has been increased Media conferences are replaced with video conferencing The internet is used to deliver specific messages to publics. Includes social networking, chat rooms websites
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Socially responsible management
To foster positive relationships with publics Avoiding misleading media to minimise negative publicity Avoiding bribes or gifts to demonstrate integrity and fair business dealings Avoid withholding information Wider community- competing on quality of products rather than cost Ensuring compliance with relevant legislation
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Crisis communication plan
Outlines the policies and procedures to follow when handling unfavourable publicity and news personnel when a crisis occurs
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Crisis communication plan purpose
Bringing the crisis under control Limiting damage Dealing with media and public scrutiny
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Performance indicators
A measurable statement which businesses use to evaluate performance
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Public relations campaign
A series of public relations activities undertaken to achieve a specific objective