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    PUBLIC RELATIONS

    MANAGEMENT (PRM)

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    What is Public Relations ? The discipline which looks after the

    reputation, with the aim of earning

    understanding and support, andinfluencing opinion and behaviour. It isthe planned and sustained effort toestablish and maintain goodwill andmutual understanding between anorganisation and its publics. (TheInstitute of Public Relations, London,UK)

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    Public Relations & Reputation Management Of all the elements of the communications mix, Public

    Relations is the hardest to define. Many differentdefinitions have been suggested by practitioners and

    academics alike

    However, Public Relations has, rather ironically,suffered from an identity crisis. A search through

    marketing literature will reveal dozens of differentdefinitions, some placing emphasis on its role inmedia relations, others offering a much widerperspective.

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    Public Relations, Marketing &

    Information Technology Given that the marketing environment

    has changed so radically over the last

    two decades and,

    Information & technology has allowedconsiderable marketing convergence, it

    is not surprising that a topic asamorphous as Public Relations findsitself with such an identity crisis

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    Public Relations &

    Corporations The value of PR within the

    communications mix has increased

    considerably since the 1980s. Today,corporations depend less on massmedia advertising and have adopted amore credible PR approach based on

    third party endorsement and consumereducation.

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    Public Relations Essentials in

    Management Public Relations in essence, is about

    managing reputation and perception

    and establishing good relationships withkey stakeholders.

    As such, it can be considered the key

    weapon in the armoury of corporatecommunication and reputationmanagement

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    The Scope of Public Relations The ascendancy of reputation capital and the

    shift from product to value-focus means that

    the demands on PR have significantlyincreased

    Traditionally within the communications mix,Public Relations focused on changing or

    influencing stakeholder beliefs and attitudestowards organisations and brands

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    Public Relations Activities &

    Reputation Management Public Relations activities were either

    proactive, by helping to generate

    attention and understanding throughmedia awareness or reactive, in helpingto protect an organisation's reputation

    during crisis or adverse publicity.

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    Public Relations Major Roles For many in communications, the term

    public relations has become redundant.

    The reasons behind this revolve arounda mixture of negative connotations, theneed to broaden their agency services

    and PRs own inability to address itsown identity issues

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    Public Relations Major Roles Public Relations plays a key role in educating

    audiences and further converting awareness,often generated by advertising and salespromotion into understanding andacceptance.

    From the viewpoint of many organizations, its

    principal advantage comes from its thirdparty credibility, when obtained throughpositive editorial coverage in major newsmedia

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    Public Relations & Brand Public Relations is one of the most

    important elements in building brands

    and creating both the right environmentfor the brand to prosper, but also forthe right messages to be received at

    the right time to the relevant audiences

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    Public Relations & Brand Public relations is also critical in brand

    building, as brands cannot rely solely on

    advertising and sales promotion tofoster the desired image

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    FUNCTIONS OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Media relations: gaining editorial

    coverage

    Issues and risk management

    Crisis management

    CEO reputation management

    Change management

    Internal communications

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    FUNCTIONS OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Corporate identity and image management

    Managing stakeholder conflicts: Non

    Governmental Organizations (NGOs) andmanaging activists

    Corporate social responsibility

    Publications of Annual Reports: corporate

    reporting Corporation reputation management

    Financial and investor relations

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    FUNCTIONS OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Managing shareholder expectations

    Exhibition and event management

    Brand building

    Promoting professional services andbusiness to business services

    Managing sponsorship

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    FUNCTIONS OF PUBLIC RELATIONS

    Managing relationship with suppliersand distributors

    Building relationships with variousbuyers

    Media and competitor analysis

    Public affairs and lobbying

    Supporting other elements of the mix

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    Key Tools for Public RelationsPractitioners

    E-mail: press release

    Press briefings/ conferences

    Site, press and VIP visits

    Photography

    Video News Releases (VNRs): digital

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    Key Tools for PR Practitioners

    Stunts

    Editorial coverage

    Hospitality events

    Viral campaigns

    Advertorials

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    Key Tools for PR Practitioners

    Features

    Webcasting

    Interviews

    Competitions

    Surveys and results of market research Case studies

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    Key Tools for PR Practitioners

    Corporate literature and publications

    Newsletters and e-zines

    Contract publishing

    Web sites and portals

    Published surveys and reports based onconsumer, medical or scientific research

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    Management of Reputation byPublic Relations

    The Study Program of Public Relations at

    Faculty of Communications of PresidentUniversity supports the idea that,

    Public Relations can also be termedreputation management, although it

    recognises that Public Relations has not yetfully evolved a complete reputationmanagement function.

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    Management of Reputation byPublic Relations

    Although many different definitions of PublicRelations are available, rather ironically PublicRelations itself has suffered to a certain extent from

    both an identity and credibility crisis during the1990s. The main reason for such difficulties indefining not just the nature of Public Relations, butalso its scope, is the ascendancy of reputationcapital. Within brand management this has resulted

    in a shift form product to value focus, which in turnhas placed greater demands on Public Relations andits campaign outcomes.

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    Management of Reputation byPublic Relations

    Public Relations is developing slowlyinto a more strategic and holistic

    discipline termed reputationmanagement. Such a view would haveto recognise reputation management asan interdisciplinary subject that acts to

    present realistically and manage acorporation or its brands in the bestway possible

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    Management of Reputation byPublic Relations

    Unlike traditional approaches to PublicRelations, the reputation managementapproach does not just seek to offer

    promises, but actively and strategically guidesa brand in such a way that delivers on thepromise. The logical outcome of such anargument is that brand and reputation arenot the same, which is brandsmakepromises, reputationis about the delivery onsuch promises.

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    Corporate Reputation

    Corporate reputation is the sum of thevalues that stakeholders attribute to a

    company, based on their perceptionand interpretation of the image thecompany communicates and its

    behaviour over time

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    Corporate Reputation

    Brands and brand management shouldnow be considered part of the Public

    Relations armoury, especially forcorporate brands. The hub of thereputation wheel is brand, as it is

    around this construct that mostreputations are lost and made

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    Public Relations & Identity Crisis

    The problems of Public Relations arenumerous; definitions cannot be agreedupon, those that are available are vague anda large degree of discord exists betweentheorists and practitioners.

    To compound these problems many of thesupporting elements of Public Relations, suchas sponsorship and event marketing, havebecome decentred and fragmented disciplinesin their own right

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    Public Relations Achievement

    Educating consumers about newproducts and services

    Gaining third party endorsementsthrough articles and editorial coverage -media coverage

    Changing perceptions and attitudes Raising awareness about issues through

    surveys and research data

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    Public Relations Achievement

    Building brands and image

    Building reputation

    Crisis management

    Event management

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    Public Relations Achievement& Corporate Reputation

    corporate identity symbols

    good corporate reputation

    desired corporate image

    reputation attributes

    external fit corporate ads

    corporate affairs department

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    Public Relations Achievement& Corporate Reputation

    corporate advertising campaign positioning theme corporate advertisements marketing leverage identity consultants corporate slogan internal fit

    desired image various stakeholder groups corporate reputations image attributes