PREFACE | |
Writing for Public Relations | |
What Is Public Relations Writing? | |
Uncontrolled Information | |
Controlled Information | |
The Tools of the Public Relations Writer | |
The Process of PR Writing | |
Planning and Research Developing an Issue Statement Researching the Topic Internet Research | |
How to find information on the internet | |
Evaluating Internet Resources | |
Analyzing The Target Audience | |
Conducting Target | |
Audience Research Anticipating | |
Audience Expectations | |
Setting Objectives | |
Choosing the Right Message and Medium | |
Setting Message Strategy | |
Information Strategies | |
The Process Of Persuasion | |
Theory of Cognitive Dissonance: Why They're not Listening | |
Persuasive Strategies | |
Emotional appeals | |
Choosing the Appropriate Medium or Media Learning to Adapt | |
Ethical and Legal Issues in Public Relations Writing Ethical Considerations of Persuasion | |
Unethical language use Ethics and Ghostwriting | |
The Legal Aspects Of Pr Writing | |
Defamation Privacy Copyright Trademarks | |
Media Relations and Placement What is News? Working With the Media | |
Get to Know Journalists' | |
Jobs Get to Know Journalists as People | |
Guidelines for Dealing with the Media | |
Guidelines for Interviews | |
Guidelines for Correcting Errors | |
Media Placement | |
Deciding where to Place Your Message | |
Getting Your Message to the Media | |
Fitting Your Information to Your Outlet | |
Using Press Kits | |
What's in a press kit? | |
Cooperation is the Key | |
Crisis Communication What is a Crisis? Crisis Preparation | |
Crisis Team Choosing a spokesperson | |
Managing the Crisis | |
Designate a message media center | |
Developing a message | |
Responding to the media Tips for dealing with the media | |
Recovery and Rebuilding after the Crisis | |
News Releases and Backgrounders What is a News Release? Writing a News Release | |
The Lead Using Quotations and Attributions Local Interest | |
News Release Format | |
Timing and Dating Releases | |
Product News Releases | |
Feature-oriented Releases | |
Writing News Releases for Broadcast Backgrounders Fact Sheets | |
Annual & Social Responsibility Reports Quarterly and Other Financial Reports Annual Report Audiences Annual Report Contents Writing for Annual Reports | |
The President's Letter | |
The Narrative Report | |
The Not-For-Profit Annual Report | |
Checklist of what to include | |
Presentation Judging Your Annual Report Social Responsibility Reports | |
Why produce a social responsibility report? | |
What should you report on? | |
Writing for Social Responsibility Reports | |
Newsletters, Magazines, and Feature Writingnewsletters | |
Types of Newsletters Why a Newsletter? | |
Newsletter Content | |
How to Set Objectives | |
Newsletter Articles | |
Where Do Stories Come From? | |
Design Considerations | |
Magazines | |
Content and Format | |
Types of Articles | |
Trade Journals Feature Writing for Newsletters and Magazines | |
Feature Style | |
Writing the Feature Story | |
The Lead | |
The Body | |
The Ending Common Types of Features | |
Editorial Considerations For Display Copy | |
Writing Headlines | |
Writing Subheads and Crossheads | |
Writing Captions | |
Editing Your Articles | |
Brochures and Other Informational Piecesbrochures | |
Planning Your Brochure Know Your Intended | |
Audience Determine a Format Position Your Brochure | |
Decide on Length Fitting It All Together | |
Other Information Pieces | |
Flyers A quick word about posters Booklets and hybrids | |
Print Advertising Writing Print Advertisements | |
Headlines Visuals Body Copy | |
Formatting Print Ads | |
Ad Copy Format | |
Ad Layouts | |
Television and Radio Reaching Broadcast Audiences | |
Video News Releases Radio and Television Tapes and Actualities Interviews an | |
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