Public Relations: Building a Good Reputation
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What is one of the major objectives of Public Relations?

  • To earn a good reputation for a company (correct)
  • To gain profit for a company
  • To only focus on advertising
  • To compete with other companies

What is the primary goal of the PR practitioner in the PR transfer process?

  • To maintain a neutral situation
  • To ignore negative situations
  • To create a positive situation
  • To convert negative situations to positive ones (correct)

Why is it important to plan Public Relations programmes?

  • To only consider the availability of physical equipment
  • To estimate the working hours and other costs involved (correct)
  • To only focus on short-term goals
  • To ignore the importance of reputation

What is necessary to have valid objectives in a PR programme?

<p>A clear understanding of the situation that led to the conclusion (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can be a consequence of not having a planned PR programme?

<p>Operating on a day-to-day basis (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a characteristic of a good reputation?

<p>It is fragile and can be lost quickly (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of situation may dictate the need for a PR programme?

<p>Remedial programmes to overcome a problem, specific one-time projects, or ongoing efforts to preserve reputation (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a method of appreciating the situation in PR?

<p>Conducting market research (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is planning important in Public Relations?

<p>It encourages a long-term view (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an example of a method to appreciate the situation in PR?

<p>Monitoring broadcasting scripts (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can people be more likely to do if a company has a good reputation?

<p>Want to work for it (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it difficult to evaluate the PR practitioner's work at the end of the year?

<p>Because it is difficult to measure the impact of PR efforts (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the reasons for planning PR programmes according to Jefkins?

<p>To select priorities that control the number and timing of operations (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can be a result of not having a good reputation?

<p>Decreased value of the company (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Earning a Good Reputation

  • A good reputation is earned over time as understanding and support develop for an organization
  • It requires integrity and honesty, and can be fragile and lost quickly if words or actions are not in line with reality
  • Evidence of a good reputation includes:
    • People trying new products
    • Buying shares
    • Believing advertising
    • Wanting to work for the company
    • Doing business with the company when all other things are equal
    • Supporting the company in difficult times
    • Giving it a higher value

Importance of Planning in PR

  • Planning applies to all PR activities, including programmes and campaigns, and even press conferences
  • It focuses efforts, improves effectiveness, and encourages a long-term view
  • Planning helps demonstrate value for money, minimizes mishaps, reconciles conflicts, and facilitates proactivity

Planning Public Relations Programmes

  • PR programmes are planned to achieve specific objectives for the organization
  • Planning helps set targets, estimate costs, select priorities, and decide feasibility of operations
  • Without a planned programme, it's difficult to evaluate the PR practitioner's work at the end of the year

The PR Transfer Process

  • The PR practitioner's goal is to convert negative situations to positive ones, including:
    • Hostility to sympathy
    • Prejudice to acceptance
    • Apathy to interest
    • Ignorance to knowledge
  • This process helps overcome negative situations and maintain a positive reputation

Appreciating the Situation

  • Understanding the situation is crucial for setting valid PR objectives
  • PR programmes can be dictated by three types of situations:
    • Remedial programmes to overcome negative situations
    • Specific one-time projects
    • Ongoing efforts to preserve reputation and public support
  • Methods of appreciating the situation include:
    • Opinion, attitude, or image surveys
    • Press cuttings and broadcasting scripts
    • Sales figure trends and reports
    • Analyzing competition, customer complaints, and market forces

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Learn how to earn a good reputation for a company through public relations, and understand the importance of integrity and honesty in maintaining a positive reputation.

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