Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
Stories and Strategies
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I always hated the term "Public Relations." It always sounded so greasy and salesy to me. Years later, I realize the concept of "relating to the public" is simply communication. It's in every facet of our daily lives. And if the ability to cooperate is what makes us distinctly different as humans, it's the ability to communicate that facilitates this.
Public Relations is ultimately one of the most expressly human aspects of life.
Across the landscape of global communication, the role of Public Relations (PR) has become increasingly pivotal. As a profession, Public Relations stands at the crossroads of information dissemination, perception management, and marketing, embodying the complex interplay between organizations, media, and the public. At its core, Public Relations is about forging connections—a mission that has elevated it to a thriving profession in our modern society.
Public Relations professionals harness a diverse toolkit of strategies to navigate this multifaceted domain. Their expertise spans across marketing, government relations, media relations, misinformation management, crisis management, and stakeholder engagement. Each of these elements serves as a cornerstone in the foundation of Public Relations, contributing to its stature and effectiveness. Marketing initiatives, for example, are not just about promoting products or services but about storytelling that resonates with audiences on a personal level. Government and media relations focus on establishing trust and transparency, ensuring that communications are reliable and beneficial to the public interest while actively combating misinformation.
Crisis management and stakeholder engagement further illustrate the crucial roles played by Public Relations experts. In times of crisis, these professionals are the architects of strategies that protect and rehabilitate an organization's image. Through stakeholder engagement, they build and maintain relationships essential for mutual understanding and support. This comprehensive approach to communication underscores the versatility and indispensability of Public Relations in today's world.
The tangible outputs have impacts. Press releases help earn media placement, websites and social media campaigns can captivate and influence, short-form videos seize our attention, AI stories can be developed efficiently and effectively, and podcasts linger in our memory—all these are manifestations of Public Relations' influence on our collective consciousness. In marketing, PR professionals craft narratives that mold perceptions, address misinformation, and drive engagement. These tools and platforms are meticulously designed to shape public discourse and interaction.
At the forefront of these endeavors stands the Public Relations professional, whose skills in understanding, influencing, informing, and inspiring are unparalleled. Their work is not just about conveying messages but about creating dialogue, fostering understanding, and building bridges between entities and individuals. Through strategic planning, creative execution, and ethical practice, they navigate the complexities of public discourse, ensuring that their organizations or clients are not only heard but also understood and appreciated.
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The 2020 IPR Disinformation in Society Report
Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
09/27/20 • 22 min
The Institute for Public Relations has issued its 2020 Report measuring how Americans perceive intentionally misleading news or information.
Guest Tina McCorkindale, Ph.D, APR, President and CEO of the Institute for Public Relations
@tmccorkindale
https://instituteforpr.org/contact
Link to the full study: https://instituteforpr.org/2020-disinformation-report
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Ode to Joy (and Positivity)
Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
12/13/20 • 17 min
This is an episode about “Positivity” which has everything to do with communication. It’s a state of mind we all want but let’s be honest, it can also be really annoying. False positivity is an irritating personality quirk.
The official definition from the Oxford Dictionary implies that positivity is not something you are; it's more something you feel.
Positive Psychology is an investment in who you are and what you can do to live your best life. Your best life looks and feels different every day.
Annoyed yet? 😊
Guest Josephine Tite, Positivity Centre
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Tweeting a Social Movement - Black Lives Matter and its use of Twitter
Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
07/19/20 • 15 min
Through a content analysis of all public tweets sent by Black Lives Matter over a four-year period, this study examined the message strategies used on Twitter by the social movement as a means to share information, build community, and promote action.
Guest Candice LaShara Edrington, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Strategic Communication, High Point University, North Carolina
[email protected]
Link to download Study
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How to Be a Great Podcast Guest
Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
04/18/21 • 25 min
Podcasts are radio but on demand, dedicated to your niche interest, and (for the most part) commercial free. There are two million podcasts worldwide right now and counting.
And lots of them need guests!!
They are a terrific channel to advance your authority as a subject matter expert but like any media interview, there’s a skill, a science, and an art to the delivery. In this episode, Brad Phillips, the media trainer known worldwide as Mr Media Training becomes the Podfather.
Guest Brad Phillips, Throughline Group
[email protected]
https://www.throughlinegroup.com/
Have a listen to Brad’s podcast - Tge Speak Good Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-speak-good-podcast/id1571169187
Check out Throughline’s Blog https://www.throughlinegroup.com/blog/
On Twitter - @throughliners and @mrmediatraining
Follow Stories and Strategies on Twitter @comms_podcast
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Why Are There So Few African American Males in Public Relations?
Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
11/29/20 • 20 min
According to 2015 numbers by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, of the total number of men working in public relations and related services and advertising, 5.9 percent are African American. In this episode we speak with a PR Executive who has researched the perceptions, experiences, and possible barriers for African American males to getting into, and leading within, the field of communications.
Guest: Chuck Wallington
Link to Ken Chenault address to Barron’s Tech Conference https://bit.ly/2HAhl2B
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Stressing the Benefits… of Stress
Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
12/06/20 • 20 min
Stress is almost an evil word in our lives today. Nobody wants stress. Do we? Actually, could you imagine life with no stress? In this episode we speak with a neuroscience expert who says we can all benefit from the right kinds of stress.
Guest: Sue Langley, Langley Group, Australia
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Stirring the Right Pot
Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
01/17/21 • 20 min
Throughout this COVID pandemic we all know frontline healthcare workers have been doing extraordinary work and working under exceptional stress.
A few weeks ago, between Christmas and New Year’s, one physician in London, part of the NHS system, made a comment on Twitter that caught the ire of public relations professionals not only in the UK, but other parts of the world. Dr Meenal Viz seemed to suggest removing anyone “with the title Communications Manager” from NHS Communications, because “we don’t need to pay someone £30k to update the hospital Twitter feed.”
It’s so hard to communicate on Twitter – that limitation of 280 characters. In this episode we chat with Dr Viz, toss the character limit aside, and get to the heart of the message... and to the right audience intended.
Meenal Viz, Ph.D. Clinical Fellow
Link to Meenal’s World podcast (via apple) https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/meenals-world/id1499166981
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You Want a Seat at the Table? Earn it
Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
03/21/21 • 22 min
LEADERSHIP COMMUNICATIONS SERIES - Episode 2
Communications professionals have long stated they “want a seat at the table,” meaning communications needs to be part of the executive decision-making function. And that seat should be filled by someone well-versed in strategy, best-practices, and able to represent the rest of the team so everyone is sharing that seat. In this episode we get some insights from Wendy Beauchesne, someone who has climbed from comms pro to CEO.
Guest: Wendy Beauchesne, CEO Alberta Cancer Foundation
[email protected]
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Working from home and the impacts to communications and leadership
Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
08/09/20 • 18 min
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Interviewing Professional Athletes
Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing
08/02/20 • 22 min
In a world of seemingly never-ending clichés the best interviewers find a way to make it not feel like an interview at all, but rather, a conversation. In this episode we speak with Bryn Griffiths, a broadcaster who has conversed with athletes around the world, always seeking to help them get from “110%” to a more authentic 100%.
Guest Bryn Griffiths
Bryn's website
[email protected]
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Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing currently has 162 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Communications, Podcasts, Marketing, Management, Business, Public Relations and Media.
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The episode title 'The 2020 IPR Disinformation in Society Report' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing is 22 minutes.
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Episodes of Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of Stories and Strategies for Public Relations and Marketing was released on May 10, 2020.
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