Manage Your Reputation: How to Plan Public Relations to Build & Protect the Organization's Most Powerful AssetKogan Page Publishers, 2002 - 276 páginas * Reputation management has become a key issue for all business people. * First edition, published by McGraw-Hill as Managing your Reputation sold over 10,000 copies. * This new edition is packed with new case studies from around the world. * Most companies now believe that reputation impacts the bottom line. * Written by one of Europe's most senior and experienced practitioners. Reputation has a major impact on business performance. Management's remuneration, directors' fees, ethical issues, environmental accountability, employee relations, investor relations, customer care and fiduciary responsibility, all are now under the media spotlight. All organizations, whether in the public or private sector, must not only behave impeccably but also manage their public relations with intelligence and integrity if they are to safeguard their reputation. Here is clear, actionable guidance on how to plan and implement effective public relations programs. Bristling with real-life case studies and candid comment from top executives around the world, you'll find hands-on, practical advice on how to: avoid PR disasters, set PR objectives, win favorable media coverage, control costs, measure results, and recruit the right public relations people. |
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... Communications Programmes that Win Friends and Build Success Second edition published by Kogan Page as Manage Your Reputation : How to Plan Public Relations to Build and Protect the Organization's Most Powerful Asset in 2002 Apart from ...
... Communications Programmes that Win Friends and Build Success Second edition published by Kogan Page as Manage Your Reputation : How to Plan Public Relations to Build and Protect the Organization's Most Powerful Asset in 2002 Apart from ...
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... communications responsibilities 24 ; Review corporate communications at board level 25 ; Companies get the support they deserve 27 ; The company reputation is everyone's responsibility 29 ; Directors and the communications policy 31 ...
... communications responsibilities 24 ; Review corporate communications at board level 25 ; Companies get the support they deserve 27 ; The company reputation is everyone's responsibility 29 ; Directors and the communications policy 31 ...
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... communications investment Developing the brief 41 ; Develop a written plan 43 ; Listen to advice 45 ; Your management should be tough , but fair 46 ; Buy the best person you can afford 48 ; The selection process 54 ; Begin with a ...
... communications investment Developing the brief 41 ; Develop a written plan 43 ; Listen to advice 45 ; Your management should be tough , but fair 46 ; Buy the best person you can afford 48 ; The selection process 54 ; Begin with a ...
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... communications 120 ; Get public relations and advertising together 121 ; Control the marketing specialists 121 ... communications 139 ; Present the policy to ensure commitment 140 ; Train everyone in communications skills 141 ; Face - to ...
... communications 120 ; Get public relations and advertising together 121 ; Control the marketing specialists 121 ... communications 139 ; Present the policy to ensure commitment 140 ; Train everyone in communications skills 141 ; Face - to ...
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Contenido
Basic principles | 7 |
a vital factor | 16 |
Board policy | 24 |
Determining communications responsibilities 24 Review | 33 |
Managing the function | 41 |
Objectives | 65 |
do not want to hear 74 Learn how to get true responses | 76 |
Marketing | 109 |
Appointing a public relations adviser 183 Project | 185 |
Issues and crisis planning | 203 |
development 207 The nature of issues 208 Identifying | 217 |
personnel aware of their responsibilities 222 | 226 |
Personal skills | 234 |
Establish honest media relations 234 Conveying the | 240 |
Consider the journalists point of view 244 Learn some | 251 |
company behave properly | 258 |
Employees | 127 |
Use information to enlighten not drown 132 Employees | 152 |
Public affairs at the heart of public relations 155 Making | 170 |
Corporate public relations 173 Reputation and investor | 176 |
Useful organizations | 267 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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Proceedings of the 7th European Conference on Research Methodology for ... Sin vista previa disponible - 2008 |