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Online Public Relations
"The only safe
ship in a storm is leadership." "To speak with
a human voice, companies must share the concerns of their communities.
But first, they must belong to the community. Companies must ask themselves
where their corporate cultures end. If their cultures end before the community
begins, they will have no market." Public Relations Defined: In 1998, governing body of the Public Relations Association of America (PRSA) adopted this definition: "Public relations helps an organization and its publics adapt mutually to each other." The Internet has brought a revolutionary transformation to the practice of public relations. Internet users are connecting in new ways, exchanging information and forming communities. The challenge for many companies is to move from management to leadership, while reaching relevant customer communities and creating honest dialogues with key publics. PRSA's web site says
"knowledge that may be required in the professional practice of public
relations include communication arts, psychology, social psychology, sociology,
political science, economics, and the principles of management and ethics.
Technical knowledge and skills are required for opinion research, public
issues analysis, media relations, direct mail, institutional advertising,
publications, film/video productions, special events, speeches, and presentations." Major areas of work in modern public relations include:
Links: URLwire Business Wire Hispanic PR Wire PR Newswire NewsUSA O'Dwyer Newsletters
and Directories MediaLink Standard Rate and
Data Services National Press Club PRSA IABC The Web Site Marketing
Group, Inc. offers public relations services geared to the needs of web
sites. For more information, e-mail info@websitemarketinggroup.com
or call Mike Freedman at (786) 390-2301. |
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