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Thought Leadership
The strategy of establishing a representative of an organization as an expert in a specific field. Used to gain authority, respect, and industry influence.
Crisis Communication
The discipline of managing the reputation of an organization facing a public challenge to its credibility. Used to mitigate damage and maintain public trust.
Event Planning
The process of managing a project such as a meeting, convention, tradeshow, ceremony, or team-building activity. Used to engage stakeholders and promote an organization.
Press Release
A written communication directed at members of the news media for the purpose of announcing something ostensibly newsworthy. Used to generate media coverage and public attention.
Brand Journalism
A marketing approach where companies create their own content with journalistic standards to tell their stories directly to the audience. Used for creating authenticity and engaging with the public.
Media Monitoring
The activity of tracking and analyzing media coverage about an organization or industry. Used to assess public perception and the effectiveness of PR campaigns.
Pitching
The process of communicating with journalists or media outlets to propose stories and secure coverage. Used to gain publicity for a client or product.
Media Relations
The systematic activity of developing and maintaining a relationship with the media. Used to ensure favorable coverage and mitigate negative press.
Strategic Communication
The purposeful use of communication to achieve a specific goal or outcome. Used to influence public discourse and guide organizational narrative.
Stakeholder Engagement
The process of creating and maintaining a positive relationship with people who can affect or are affected by an organization's actions. Used to build consensus and support.
Media Kit
A package of information and promotional materials for journalists, which can include press releases, company background, bios of key executives, and high-resolution images. Used to provide a comprehensive overview for media coverage.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
The concept where companies integrate social and environmental concerns into their business operations. Used for ethical company behavior and positive brand association.
Influencer Engagement
A strategy of collaborating with individuals who have a large social following to promote products or messages. Used to tap into the influencer's audience and boost credibility.
Investor Relations
The process by which a company communicates with investors, analysts, and the financial media. Used to report financial performance and corporate governance.
Corporate Identity
The visual and verbal elements of a company's external presentation. Used to communicate the firm's values and distinct personality.
Message Development
The process of defining a clear and precise message that reflects the organization's values, mission, and goals. Used to ensure consistency and clarity in communication.
Social Media Relations
The practice of using social media platforms to communicate with the public and press. Used to create direct engagement and viral potential.
Speechwriting
The process of composing a script intended to be delivered as a speech by a representative of an organization. Used to convey key messages and influence public opinion.
Public Affairs
The branch of PR that deals with the relationship between an organization and political stakeholders. Used to lobby and communicate with government entities.
Reputation Management
The practice of influencing how a particular entity is perceived by the public. Used to enhance the entity's standing or mitigate negative perceptions.
Publicity Stunt
An unconventional marketing action designed to attract public attention to a brand or cause. Used to create buzz and harness media attention.
Internal Communications
The strategic management of interactions and information within an organization. Used to ensure staff are informed, engaged, and aligned with company objectives.
Newsjacking
The practice of capitalizing on the popularity of a news story to amplify your sales and marketing success. Used to increase brand exposure and connect with current events.
Reputation Repair
A strategic response to counteract, mitigate or prevent damage to an organization's reputation due to a crisis. Used to restore trust and credibility.
Content Marketing
The technique of creating and sharing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and retain a clearly defined audience. Used to drive profitable customer action.
Op-Ed Pieces
Opinion pieces written by guest writers unaffiliated with the publication's editorial board. Used to influence public opinion and showcase thought leadership.
Media Training
The process of coaching individuals to interact effectively with journalists and the public during interviews and presentations. Used to promote favorable portrayal and message control.
SEO in PR
The integration of search engine optimization strategies in public relations to improve online visibility. Used to ensure content ranks well in search engine results.
Community Relations
Efforts to establish and maintain a positive relationship with the local community. Used to enhance image and support local engagement.
Government Relations
The management of relationships between an organization and government officials or agencies. Used to influence policy decisions and legislative matters.
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