
The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) is the worldâs largest, pre-eminent organization for public relations professionals. Serving more than 22,000 members, PRSAs primary objectives are to advance the standards of the public relations profession and to provide members with professional development opportunities through continuing education programs, information exchange forums and researc... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Gary McCormick reveals his thoughts of public relations of today and his new position at PRSA, including the difference between public relations versus advertising.
Jonathan Slater PHD was a speaker at PRSA where he addressed campaigns coarse for students and instructors to assist in learning to become a public relations professional.
Rita Tateel talks about why celebrities are brands and how their endorsements reflect the brands they work with.She also addresses celebrity to brand paring to increase return on investment.
Dave Chapman and Diane McIntyre give an overview on how they solved the Haagen-Dazs revenue slump with the campaign: Haagen-Dazs loves Honey Bees, plus they discusses how Honey bees products contribute to the ingredient to half of the flavors from Ha... more
Kye Strance explains Vocus, a web-based software program that helps manage daily public relations activity with email solutions and SEO friendly press releases, and how it has a integrated tracking system that monitors you public relations initiative... more
Laura Sturaitis showcases what is new with Business Wire, including how they have reinvented the traditional press release. and she discusses her PRSA 2009 Panel presentation on the ROI of the press release.
Eric Hill from research company MyMediaInfo discusses how his company arranges information of all parts of the public relations field in an easily digestible format.
Bob Garfield shares some afterthoughts following his PRSA 2009 International Conference presentation on how the mass media–mass marketing symbiosis is dead and how public relations as an industry is better positioned than most.








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