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Public Relations (know word for word)
is a planned, ETHICAL, clear communication process coordinated by TOP management to EDUCATE, REINFORCE, and INFORM, targeted publics.
RACE
4 step process: Research, Action Planning, Communicate, Evaluate.
PR Functions
Task - Writing a news release, making copies, calling media and stuffing envelopes.

Management - Its where the strategic work of PR is done.
Publics
Targeted segments of people who have a stake in an issue that PR professionals want to learn from or influence.
Goals
Desired outcomes of the PR plan which help accomplish goals of the organization
Objectives
Specific milestones that demonstrate progress toward a goal. 3 key elements: measurable, directional, and within timeframe.
Strategies
How the plan will be implemented to best use resources toward the targeted public.
Tactics
Activities to implement strategies in order to achieve objectives and goals.
PR Excellence
IF the CEO supports/ understands PR
PR Skill
number one skill for PR is writing
Internal PR
Internal PR greatest advantage over the outside is understanding of the company and internal connectivity.
External PR
If you have weak internal PR and if you need to distance the company from a crisis it can be cheaper.
Public Opinion
When individuals or groups share ideas that are used to decide on a course of action.
Bishop's Public Opinion
A shared perception of reality leading to an expected action.
Values
Deeply held beliefs
Attitudes
Position held on an issue.
Opinions
Expressed attitudes
Action
Behavioral expression of opinion.
Persuasion (4 tactics)
Changing a person's attitudes in order to create action.

4 tactics of persuasion
Fact
Emotions
Personalization
Appeal
Ethics
6 Core values
advocacy
honesty
expertise
independence
loyalty
fairness
Defamation
Communication that damages a person's reputation.

Two kinds
libel and slander
Libel
Printed falsehood
Slander
Oral / Spoken falsehood
Publicity
Converage of a topic by news media and possibly the most effective to create awareness and influence public.
Employees
The greatest asset an organization has is its employees. they want to get info from their direct supervisor but most get it from the least desired place; the grapevine.