Providing a practical and concise introduction to agency life, this text gives an insight into the day-to-day operations of a professional PR firm and offers best practice for creating a successful PR career.
Providing a practical and concise introduction to agency life, this text gives an insight into the day-to-day operations of a professional PR firm and offers best practice for creating a successful PR career.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Regina Luttrell, Ph.D. is the senior associate dean of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. She is an accomplished leader with extensive experience in spearheading complex research projects, known for fostering cross-departmental and interdisciplinary collaboration and serving as a strong advocate for faculty across various capacities. Her proven track record in securing external funding for research initiatives is complemented by her prolific contributions to her field, having authored more than fifteen books, published numerous articles in academic and professional journals, and presented her work at both domestic and international conferences. Her research primarily delves into public relations, artificial intelligence, mis/disinformation, data analytics, teaching through a feminist pedagogical framework, and the evolving role of social media in society. Before transitioning into academia, she built a robust career in corporate public relations and marketing. Her expertise spans strategic development and implementation in public relations, social media, advertising, marketing, and corporate communications, providing a strong foundation for her current academic endeavors.
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Part I: Agency Life Chapter 1: Working in an Agency Work Environment Agency Structure Agency Types: Niche Agency vs. Full Service Chapter 2: Working with Clients Choosing a Client: The Right Fit Types of PR Expertise Clients Large and Small Client Types, Obstacles and Solutions Chapter 3: Starting off on the right foot Setting Expectations Client Contacts and Reporting Relationships Billing for Services Key Takeaways Part II: Strategies & Tactics Chapter 4: Managing Projects, Meetings, and Client Communication Setting Expectations for Success Best Practices for Project Management Agency and Client Meetings: Before, During, and After Chapter 5: Corporate Communication: A Look at Crisis Communication and Media Relations The Role of Corporate Communication and Agency Partners Chapter 6: Social Media: A Comprehensive Look at What Companies Need Organizational Social Media for Clients Content creation and Curation Building the Right Relationships The Evolution of a Company's Social Media Strategy Chapter 7: Marketing: Marketing in a Public Relations Agency Two is Better than One The Ecosystem of Earned and Paid Chapter 8: Branding Basics Creating a Company Brand Building, Managing, & Sustaining Brands Chapter 9: Internal Communication What can agencies add to internal communication? Internal communication for external results Chapter 10: Creative Production Basic Visual Design Principles Learning the Languages of Design Learning the Language of Print Production Learning the Language of Video Production Chapter 11: SEO, Content Marketing & Digital Marketing Principles of Web Design Part III: The Business of Agency PR Chapter 12: Client Service-The Counselor Role and Seeding Creativity Challenges to Agency-Client Partnerships Providing Strategic Counsel The power of "Yes, and..." Chapter 13: Entrepreneurship & Business Development What do you want to be? Developing Long-term Client Relationships Part IV -Putting it all together Chapter 14: Public Relations Tools and Templates PRSA IPA Proposal Template ROSTIR Strategic Planning Guide Strategy or Creative Brief Mini Case Study: Lincoln's Watch
Part I: Agency Life Chapter 1: Working in an Agency Work Environment Agency Structure Agency Types: Niche Agency vs. Full Service Chapter 2: Working with Clients Choosing a Client: The Right Fit Types of PR Expertise Clients Large and Small Client Types, Obstacles and Solutions Chapter 3: Starting off on the right foot Setting Expectations Client Contacts and Reporting Relationships Billing for Services Key Takeaways Part II: Strategies & Tactics Chapter 4: Managing Projects, Meetings, and Client Communication Setting Expectations for Success Best Practices for Project Management Agency and Client Meetings: Before, During, and After Chapter 5: Corporate Communication: A Look at Crisis Communication and Media Relations The Role of Corporate Communication and Agency Partners Chapter 6: Social Media: A Comprehensive Look at What Companies Need Organizational Social Media for Clients Content creation and Curation Building the Right Relationships The Evolution of a Company's Social Media Strategy Chapter 7: Marketing: Marketing in a Public Relations Agency Two is Better than One The Ecosystem of Earned and Paid Chapter 8: Branding Basics Creating a Company Brand Building, Managing, & Sustaining Brands Chapter 9: Internal Communication What can agencies add to internal communication? Internal communication for external results Chapter 10: Creative Production Basic Visual Design Principles Learning the Languages of Design Learning the Language of Print Production Learning the Language of Video Production Chapter 11: SEO, Content Marketing & Digital Marketing Principles of Web Design Part III: The Business of Agency PR Chapter 12: Client Service-The Counselor Role and Seeding Creativity Challenges to Agency-Client Partnerships Providing Strategic Counsel The power of "Yes, and..." Chapter 13: Entrepreneurship & Business Development What do you want to be? Developing Long-term Client Relationships Part IV -Putting it all together Chapter 14: Public Relations Tools and Templates PRSA IPA Proposal Template ROSTIR Strategic Planning Guide Strategy or Creative Brief Mini Case Study: Lincoln's Watch
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