Effective Public Relations and Media Strategy,analysis of a text book for Public Relations written in an easy to understand language written in local Context. It Includes case studies from local corporate sector cater to the different areas of public relations.
2. About the Author
Dr. C.V. Narismaha Reddi. Ph.D. –dubbed “Father of
Modern PR in India”
senior academic consultant for top Indian
Universities
Held various top government and corporate posts in
PR industry
compresses his many decades of teaching and
professional experience in this book
3. About the Book
Effective Public Relations and Media Strategy
a text book for Public Relations
written in an easy to understand language
written in local Context
Includes case studies from local corporate sector
cater to the different areas of public relations
4. What is PR
PR is all about reputation
Create mutual understanding an organization and its
publics
Promotes the corporate vision
Creates a plan of action with public interest
5. What can PR do?
Research and analyze internal and external problems
Advising the management
Maintain better relationship with the community
External communication with customers and shareholders
Build trust and reputation of the organization
Form better media relations by providing newsworthy content
6. PR VS Propaganda
PR very different from propaganda
Propaganda is one way communication/PR two way
Propaganda based on self interest/PR based on public
interest
Propaganda distorts the fact/Truth is the basic principle
of PR
No justification for use of false information in PR
7. PR VS Advertising
Aims
Advertising aims to persuade people to buy the product
PR aims to create awareness about the organization
Main Purpose
To increase the sales
To create mutual understanding and build trust
8. PR VS Advertising
Message Construction
Persuasive, Clever, emotional, appealing
Truthful, Trustworthy, No decoration
Cost
High media cost
Unpaid news coverage
9. PR Process
PR is a management function
Four stages of PR Process
RPCE model
Research
Planning
Communication
Evaluation
10. Research
PEST analysis
Political factors
Economic factors
Social factors
Technological factor
SWOT analyses
S=Strengths
W= weaknesses
O=Opportunities
T=Threats
11. Planning
What should be done and why?
Setting objectives
Precise and specific
Goals should be achievable
Work within the budget
Identification of the publics
12. Communication
Media Strategy
Employ all available channels
ITMN theory
Interpersonal media
Traditional(folk) media
Mass Media
New(social) Media
13. Evaluation
Evaluating the effectiveness of PR campaign
Facilitate accountability
Measure outcomes against objectives
Measure the impacts of services and plan
Encourage good planning and management
Evaluation methods
Research, Questionnaire, Interview, Observation
14. PR for NGOs
Non-governmental organizations are non-profit
Works for community development
Need of PR for NGOs
NGOs are financed by public money and charity
Have to maintain a favorable and philanthropic
image in public
15. PR for NGOs
Promote public awareness about NGO’s vision,
missions and goals
Create feedback mechanism for programs
Attract the volunteers
Promotion of the reputation of the NGO