02 Apr 1999
The relationship between journalist and PR is a peculiar balancing
act. Journalists have a gut mistrust of people punting stories on behalf
of their clients. PRs, meanwhile, often fail to comprehend what
journalists need. However, like it or loathe it (and many journalists
do) the fate of each is inextricably...
01 Apr 1999
| by ROBERT GRAY
Smart clients always make sure their PR and advertising work well
together. After all, integrated campaigns are the most trusted way of
achieving consistency of image and message.
01 Apr 1999
| by STEPHANIE FRANCE
As clients demand greater accountability, PR practitioners are
focusing on how best to evaluate their campaigns. But for those new to
evaluation, the range of methodologies on offer can be confusing. Media
content analysis and press cuttings is the most commonly used technique
but a range of acronyms...
04 Mar 1999
| by STEPHANIE FRANCE
A well thought-out guerrilla marketing stunt has the potential to
make clients weak with gratitude as precious column inches are secured
at minimal cost. At a time when marketing spend is being tightened, its
cost-effectiveness makes it an attractive option.
08 Jan 1999
| by TOM MCNALLY, vice-chairman of Shandwick
lobbying
- important as this is.
The Institute of Public Relations, under its new president Alison ...
25 Nov 1999
| by Ken Gofton
.
All three apply to public relations, only more so. Electronic
communications have changed PR in many ...
02 Apr 1999
| by AMANDA HALL
public relations
group, Chime, as well as acquiring local specialist agencies like
Buchanan, the ...
08 Jul 1999
| by ROBERT GRAY
this year,
trade bodies the Institute of Public Relations and the Public Relations
Consultants ...
21 Sep 1999
| by ROBERT GRAY
but there have been cases involving consumer titles. The Institute of
Public Relations is ...
02 Apr 1999
| by HARRIET GREEN
- public
relations.
It s just silly stunts, they say, why bother whipping up a pointless
hoo-ha ...