... APPLY HERE: HOW TO GET THAT JOB IN PR
CONSULTANCY
This section gives you the all important advice on securing that job in PR
consultancy. As the third most popular career ... time
working in an editorial office to fully
understand how a magazine is put
together. It also provides an
interesting insight into social
anthropology. Have you ever spent the
d...
... food
hygiene in the UK.
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Client: Dunlop Slazenger Group
PRCA Consultancy: Shine
Communications
Campaign: Slazenger Hits Cricket
World Cup for Six
PR Sector: ... media improved as a result of their
reaction to the `budget box’.
• Campaign named Winner of PR Week `Best Use of Broadcast’ Award 1999.
The Insider’s Guide...
... to the
director to know what is going on and to ensure the client is happy. Directors are
often involved in generating new business for the consultancy as well as being
responsible for coaching ... begin to take
on the responsibility for directing accounts in a mentored environment as they
progress upwards.
• Account Director: the responsibility of the account direc...
... writing press releases 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! Researching the
right ... The Insider’s Guide to PR: Chapter 3
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PUBLIC RELATIONS DEFINED
This chapter sets out to define some of the different disciplines used by PR
con...
... about
working in PR then you might want to move on to the next section which discusses
whether you have the right skills.
Those looking for a career in PR can take one of two main routes: by getting ... departments of other private businesses or the public sector, like
local authorities.
PR CONSULTANCY: A PROFILE
If you decide to choose the consultancy route, then...
... Relations
9%
School Leaver
5%
Science & Technology
10%
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ARE YOU CUT OUT TO BE A PR CONSULTANT?
Imagine you’re working in a PR consultancy. Do the following light-hearted ... if the client doesn’t like your ideas, it ■■
means that you don’t want to work for him anyway
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PR COURSES AND TRAINING
Colleges and universities listed here offer
IPR-accredited ... House
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The Market Research Society
15 Northburgh Street
London EC1V 0JR
Tel: 020 7...
... referred to as ‘clipping’.
• E -pr: the practice of public relations using the internet instead of, or alongside,
traditional media.
• Editorial: written materials composed to communicate a brand to the ... through the media of
radio, internet or television.
• Brainstorming: the creative process of group thinking to stimulate or articulate
ideas on a given subject or probl...
... naming convention: the word plg, the
name of the plugin group, the name of the plugin element. For example, a plugin
with the name
myplugin
in the group
foobar
might dene the JPlugin subclass ... 88
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We use the JFeedItem class to build feed items and add them to the document.
JFeedItem objects include properties that relate to the corresponding RSS an...
... finally getting to the bottom of (i.e. finding out
about) this thing.
You’re getting under his skin (i.e. really bothering him).
In the U.S.A., we get on or off a train; in Great Britain,
we get in ... from mankind. In the natural
wild, a solitary primate is invariably a dead primate.”
(Yatri, Unknown Man)
INDOCTRINATE
They were indoctrinated with the thought that they...