... want to move your website to
another hosting company, or to your own web hosting servers. You don't have
access to your files and the FWC will either charge you a fee to move your files to ... will manage them.
If you now click on the link to your
domain name in the table you will
be taken to the Your Domains page.
You can now assign ownership o...
... thoroughly briefed about the implications of
the budget for the man-on -the- street by FT news editor. Taxi drivers then spread
this budget knowledge to their customers, and the session was filmed ... key
issue throughout the European Community (EU). Acting on these findings the EU
launched the first ever pan-European Food Safety Information Campaign,
commissioning the HEA...
... role, though they
may build up to this as they near promotion to the next level.
• Account Executive: the entry point for most graduates, execs are expected to do
the majority of the day -to- day work ... begin to take
on the responsibility for directing accounts in a mentored environment as they
progress upwards.
• Account Director: the responsibility of the account d...
... companies. A lot of the work is classified as
B2B (business -to- business) – that is promoting the company to
other businesses, rather than to the general public. Sometimes
though, in crisis situations, ... about the product, and sending them
to journalists to see if I can get them interested in the launch?
I: Yes, although that is selling the job very short! Research...
... have to work to other standards or codes related to their
own specific industries.
The Insider’s Guide to PR: Chapter 1
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Kathryn Wyllie
Account Executive
GCI UK
Geography and Foreign Business
Management ... tend to be in-house PR, marketing or
communications departments of other private businesses or the public sector, like
local authorities.
PR CONSULTANCY: A PROFILE...
... have the right personality for the job. Add up your answers
(A, B or C) and read the results:
1. On your way to work you pick up a newspaper. What do you read first?
A: the “gossip” pages ■■
B: the ... questions to ask the client prior to the ■■
presentation
C: you don’t make an effort – if the client doesn’t like your ideas, it ■■
means that you don’t want to...
... web links which should
further help your research into the
industry:
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Public Relations Consultants Association
Willow House
Willow Place
Victoria
London SW1P 1JH
Tel: ... and
Cultural studies
Cardiff CF10 3XQ
Tel: 029 2087 4000
Web: www.cf.ac.uk/uwc/jomec
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Web: www.ipa.co.uk
Institute of Public Relations...
... various
audiences identified by the client and consultancy.
• Embargo: a warning to the media not to publish a news item until the date
specified on the release (usually appears at top of first page of news ... referred to as ‘clipping’.
• E-pr: the practice of public relations using the internet instead of, or alongside,
traditional media.
• Editorial: written materials...
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