Best Practices for Internal Communications Regarding Brands & Disease State R...Best Practices
Poor internal brand and disease state communications can be a factor wherein a promising pharmaceutical product fails to meet expectations. Successful brand leaders must understand how and when to deliver key messages to all audiences -- including internal stakeholders -- to realize best new product results.
This study is designed to help product teams/internal communication groups avoid common pitfalls in internal communications that can hinder brand performance. The research also identifies and details 10 best practices for internal brand and disease state communications. Also covered are tactics, strategies and channels that are most effective for pre-launch disease state communication to employees across all job levels, corporate functions and therapeutic areas.
This document discusses principles of research for public relations programs, including establishing clear program objectives tied to business goals, differentiating between outputs and outcomes, using multiple techniques to evaluate effectiveness since no single technique is sufficient, and ensuring key messages, target audiences, and communication channels are clearly identified. The best way to measure PR effectiveness is to link it to goals, strategies, and tactics since it cannot be evaluated in isolation. Research helps develop understanding of audiences, guide strategy, prevent unintended effects, and set research-based objectives. Different types of research should be used.
The document outlines the key elements to include in an effective communications plan: goals and objectives to define what you want to achieve; target audiences to identify who needs to be reached; key messages to distill the objectives into succinct, simple messages; strategies to define how the goals will be achieved; tactics that specify the tools and actions that will be used; and measurement of outcomes to evaluate success. Developing a communications plan at the beginning of a project can help ensure strategic and effective communication that saves time and resources in the long run.
The document discusses the study of public relations at a university. It provides an overview of the skills and areas of employment students will gain from the program, including strong writing skills, an understanding of the PR process, and technology mastery. It also outlines the objectives and responsibilities of public relations practitioners, such as distributing information, advising management, and serving as an intermediary between organizations and their publics.
This document outlines 8 key steps for conducting a successful communications audit:
1. Determine the scope of the audit - whether it will focus on internal, external, or both communications.
2. Choose a methodology such as interviews, surveys, or focus groups to collect data.
3. Evaluate current collateral, processes, channels and how successful they have been.
4. Commence data collection from stakeholders using consistent methods.
5. Analyze media coverage and sentiment if reviewing external communications.
6. Involve employees to understand internal communications.
7. Conduct a SWOT or PEST analysis to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
8. Objectively review all data and make recommendations to develop
Best Practices for Internal Communications Regarding Brands & Disease State R...Best Practices
Poor internal brand and disease state communications can be a factor wherein a promising pharmaceutical product fails to meet expectations. Successful brand leaders must understand how and when to deliver key messages to all audiences -- including internal stakeholders -- to realize best new product results.
This study is designed to help product teams/internal communication groups avoid common pitfalls in internal communications that can hinder brand performance. The research also identifies and details 10 best practices for internal brand and disease state communications. Also covered are tactics, strategies and channels that are most effective for pre-launch disease state communication to employees across all job levels, corporate functions and therapeutic areas.
This document discusses principles of research for public relations programs, including establishing clear program objectives tied to business goals, differentiating between outputs and outcomes, using multiple techniques to evaluate effectiveness since no single technique is sufficient, and ensuring key messages, target audiences, and communication channels are clearly identified. The best way to measure PR effectiveness is to link it to goals, strategies, and tactics since it cannot be evaluated in isolation. Research helps develop understanding of audiences, guide strategy, prevent unintended effects, and set research-based objectives. Different types of research should be used.
The document outlines the key elements to include in an effective communications plan: goals and objectives to define what you want to achieve; target audiences to identify who needs to be reached; key messages to distill the objectives into succinct, simple messages; strategies to define how the goals will be achieved; tactics that specify the tools and actions that will be used; and measurement of outcomes to evaluate success. Developing a communications plan at the beginning of a project can help ensure strategic and effective communication that saves time and resources in the long run.
The document discusses the study of public relations at a university. It provides an overview of the skills and areas of employment students will gain from the program, including strong writing skills, an understanding of the PR process, and technology mastery. It also outlines the objectives and responsibilities of public relations practitioners, such as distributing information, advising management, and serving as an intermediary between organizations and their publics.
This document outlines 8 key steps for conducting a successful communications audit:
1. Determine the scope of the audit - whether it will focus on internal, external, or both communications.
2. Choose a methodology such as interviews, surveys, or focus groups to collect data.
3. Evaluate current collateral, processes, channels and how successful they have been.
4. Commence data collection from stakeholders using consistent methods.
5. Analyze media coverage and sentiment if reviewing external communications.
6. Involve employees to understand internal communications.
7. Conduct a SWOT or PEST analysis to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
8. Objectively review all data and make recommendations to develop
A primer on public relations planning, the elements involved and why it's important. Given by Bob Conrad, MA, APR, to non-profits in the Reno area on January 14, 2010 at the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno.
PwC is a global professional services network headquartered in London. It provides assurance, tax, and advisory services to businesses and individuals. With nearly 200,000 employees operating in over 170 countries, PwC is the fifth largest private company in the US. The document discusses PwC's history, industry trends, competitive landscape, key publics such as shareholders, employees, and customers, and search engine optimization analysis. PwC aims to regain its position as the top accounting firm globally through strategies like attracting top talent, advancing employee development, and committing to diversity.
The document discusses the importance of research as the first step in public relations (PR) planning. It outlines the R.A.C.E. model for PR - Research, Action/Planning, Communication, and Evaluation. Research involves understanding audiences through primary and secondary research methods like surveys, interviews and focus groups. It is crucial for developing messaging and strategy. Action/Planning refers to setting goals and tactics. Communication is crafting appealing messages. Evaluation measures effectiveness. Scientific sampling and survey design are important for valid research results. The document provides guidelines for conducting audience research to inform the next steps in the PR planning process.
The document outlines the key steps in the public relations process:
1. Research is conducted to define problems and understand audiences. Various research methods are described.
2. Planning and programming involves setting objectives, budgets, schedules and strategies based on research findings.
3. Actions are taken and communication is implemented to achieve program goals using appropriate tactics.
4. Evaluation assesses program preparation, implementation and results to determine effectiveness and make adjustments.
There are several different models and metrics used to evaluate PR campaigns, Napier take you through several to ensure you are evaluating your campaigns effectively.
Communications Plan Template - OM ThreeSixty Free ToolOM ThreeSixty
A strategic communication plan is a road map for identifying how to engage with your varied stakeholder groups, audiences and networks.
It’s a powerful strategy tool to establish agreement among you and your colleagues to identify and agree on what contents needs to be said or displayed, to whom and in which context. The plan ensures consistency of messaging across distribution channels, sets expectations and builds assurance factors.
The size and length of a plan can vary greatly based on the complexities of the objectives. This means a plan can be as basic as a single message to a single audience or as complex as a multi-phased, long-term roll out with many audiences who require relevant content in a number of online and offline channels.
This basic template provides you with a beginning framework for mapping out and helps facilitate discussion. It will assist with determining the target audiences, key messages and distribution channels. If this tool brings value to you, feel free to share among your social networks.
This document outlines the process for conducting a communications audit and developing a communications strategy. It discusses how communications audits can help organizations understand what communication efforts are working well and where there are opportunities for improvement. A 10-step process is provided for conducting a thorough audit, including collecting past communications, surveying internal and external stakeholders, analyzing media coverage, and conducting a SWOT analysis. The goal is to use audit findings to inform the creation of a detailed strategic communications plan.
Corporate Communications Directors' Forum 2014: Evaluation & Corporate Commun...Richard Houghton
Presented at 2014 Corporate Communications Directors' Forum: how to develop an evaluation programme for PR and corporate communications campaigns using AMEC's advocacy funnel.
Evaluating Communication Programmes, Products and Campaigns: Training workshopGlenn O'Neil
A one day workshop on evaluating communication programmes, products and campaigns. The main steps and methods are covered with real life examples given. This workshop was originally conducted by Glenn O'Neil of Owl RE for Gellis Communications in Brussels in October
Research is crucial for successful public relations efforts. The purpose of PR research is to develop effective strategies and measure campaign effectiveness by understanding audiences, contexts, and impacts. Research methods include qualitative tactics like interviews and observations, as well as quantitative surveys and questionnaires. Research topics encompass public perceptions, internal/external environments, and metrics like media coverage and outcomes. Overall, research is the key to strategic planning and evaluation in public relations.
Running a successful Communications Audit by One clear MessageRichard Riche
Business evolves over time as do stakeholders, audiences and communication channels. A Communications Audit can help your organisation become a better communicator.
The document discusses communication audits, which involve evaluating an organization's communication processes and systems. A communication audit aims to determine if all stakeholders are receiving intended messages, identify strengths and weaknesses, and indicate areas for improvement. The key steps of conducting an audit involve securing management commitment, identifying current practices, setting success standards, developing an action plan, and measuring results. Common audit methods include questionnaires, interviews, focus groups, and analyzing communication outputs and stakeholder feedback. The goals are to improve communication quality and relationships within the organization.
This document provides a template for developing a social media strategy with six sections: 1) objectives of the social media campaign, 2) communications objectives, principles, and key messages, 3) key audiences, 4) target audiences ranked by importance and preferred communication channels, 5) a working project plan with activities, budgets, timelines, and success criteria, and 6) methods for evaluating success using quantitative and qualitative metrics and indicators. The strategy template is intended to guide the development of clear objectives, key messages, audience focus, content planning, and impact measurement for social media activities.
The document discusses stakeholder communication strategies and processes. It outlines the importance of stakeholder analysis and mapping key stakeholders. It also discusses developing communication plans to provide updates on project status and gather feedback. Tools like commitment curves and distribution matrices can help with effective stakeholder communication and ensuring the right information reaches the intended audiences. The overall goal is to achieve buy-in, understanding and commitment through continuous two-way communication.
A PR campaign is a strategic series of messages sent over a discrete period of time to target audiences in response to an organizational situation. The goals and techniques of public relations are applied systematically through appropriate media mixes to accomplish corporate objectives like informing, persuading, and mobilizing public opinion. Key differences between advertising and PR campaigns are that advertising directly promotes sales while PR campaigns aim to create a favorable environment for services, products, or ideas.
Creating & Using Your Communications Plan: a workshop for the MetroWest Nonpr...NikiLamb
Presenter:
Marketing consultant and non-profit specialist
Niki Lamberg
www.nlamberg.com
Is your non-profit striving to grow? A communications plan gives you a framework for reaching your most important audiences more efficiently. With a basic, thoughtful plan in place, you can budget, benchmark, and breathe more easily. Whatever your budget--even if it's practically zero--you can take charge of your communications strategy.
Presented February 4, 2011 in Framingham, MA for the MetroWest Nonprofit Network
Barcelona declaration of measurement principles final with results voting. 20...Eric Schwartzman
The document summarizes discussions from a summit on developing principles for measuring public relations. Key points discussed include: establishing goals and measuring outcomes over outputs; media measurement requiring consideration of both quantity and quality; advertising value equivalents not representing the true value of PR; and that social media can and should be measured through a variety of quantitative and qualitative methods. The summit resulted in agreement on seven proposed principles for PR measurement.
Purpose: To advance public relations measurement by recommending metrics and approaches for evaluating public relations’ influence on four main business outcomes:
o Financial
o Reputation / Brand Equity
o Employees and other Internal Publics
o Public Policy
This document discusses communications measurement and provides guidance on whether to conduct measurement internally or hire external professionals. It covers what measurement is, why it's important, where it can be applied, and how to get leadership buy-in. Key points include that measurement shows what works well or not in communications programs, knowledge is important to avoid unintended consequences, and measurement demonstrates value and alignment with organizational objectives. The document also provides tips on conducting simple do-it-yourself measures versus hiring experts for more complex projects, and emphasizes having a clear goal and applying results.
Accredited in Public Relations (APR): Does it serve its purpose?PRSANational
The document discusses ways to enhance the Accredited in Public Relations (APR) credential. It analyzes the current context and challenges facing the APR, including declining numbers of PRSA members holding the credential and perceptions that it lacks value. The document outlines three potential paths forward: making low-key changes, discontinuing the APR, or overhauling the credential. It recommends overhauling the credential by taking steps to increase its credibility, value, and improve the credential itself. This would involve obtaining third-party accreditation, making the governing body independent, strengthening relationships, clarifying the purpose and marketing, and re-evaluating parts of the assessment process.
Our Public Relations Plan Playbook is a planning methodology that highlights our premium tool-kit of tools & templates to help you develop a comprehensive public relations strategy & plan.
Public Relations Practice 2014: Week 4Kane Hopkins
The document discusses the key steps in effective public relations planning: research, planning, communication, and measurement. It emphasizes that research should inform all aspects of planning and should account for 10% of the budget. Research involves understanding issues, publics, attitudes, and information needs. Planning establishes goals, objectives, strategies, tactics, timelines and budgets. The document outlines Freitag's four questions for creating a PR plan: analyzing the current situation, defining goals and objectives, developing strategies and tactics, and planning evaluation. Objectives should be SMART. Overall, the document provides an overview of best practices for research-driven PR planning and evaluation.
A primer on public relations planning, the elements involved and why it's important. Given by Bob Conrad, MA, APR, to non-profits in the Reno area on January 14, 2010 at the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno.
PwC is a global professional services network headquartered in London. It provides assurance, tax, and advisory services to businesses and individuals. With nearly 200,000 employees operating in over 170 countries, PwC is the fifth largest private company in the US. The document discusses PwC's history, industry trends, competitive landscape, key publics such as shareholders, employees, and customers, and search engine optimization analysis. PwC aims to regain its position as the top accounting firm globally through strategies like attracting top talent, advancing employee development, and committing to diversity.
The document discusses the importance of research as the first step in public relations (PR) planning. It outlines the R.A.C.E. model for PR - Research, Action/Planning, Communication, and Evaluation. Research involves understanding audiences through primary and secondary research methods like surveys, interviews and focus groups. It is crucial for developing messaging and strategy. Action/Planning refers to setting goals and tactics. Communication is crafting appealing messages. Evaluation measures effectiveness. Scientific sampling and survey design are important for valid research results. The document provides guidelines for conducting audience research to inform the next steps in the PR planning process.
The document outlines the key steps in the public relations process:
1. Research is conducted to define problems and understand audiences. Various research methods are described.
2. Planning and programming involves setting objectives, budgets, schedules and strategies based on research findings.
3. Actions are taken and communication is implemented to achieve program goals using appropriate tactics.
4. Evaluation assesses program preparation, implementation and results to determine effectiveness and make adjustments.
There are several different models and metrics used to evaluate PR campaigns, Napier take you through several to ensure you are evaluating your campaigns effectively.
Communications Plan Template - OM ThreeSixty Free ToolOM ThreeSixty
A strategic communication plan is a road map for identifying how to engage with your varied stakeholder groups, audiences and networks.
It’s a powerful strategy tool to establish agreement among you and your colleagues to identify and agree on what contents needs to be said or displayed, to whom and in which context. The plan ensures consistency of messaging across distribution channels, sets expectations and builds assurance factors.
The size and length of a plan can vary greatly based on the complexities of the objectives. This means a plan can be as basic as a single message to a single audience or as complex as a multi-phased, long-term roll out with many audiences who require relevant content in a number of online and offline channels.
This basic template provides you with a beginning framework for mapping out and helps facilitate discussion. It will assist with determining the target audiences, key messages and distribution channels. If this tool brings value to you, feel free to share among your social networks.
This document outlines the process for conducting a communications audit and developing a communications strategy. It discusses how communications audits can help organizations understand what communication efforts are working well and where there are opportunities for improvement. A 10-step process is provided for conducting a thorough audit, including collecting past communications, surveying internal and external stakeholders, analyzing media coverage, and conducting a SWOT analysis. The goal is to use audit findings to inform the creation of a detailed strategic communications plan.
Corporate Communications Directors' Forum 2014: Evaluation & Corporate Commun...Richard Houghton
Presented at 2014 Corporate Communications Directors' Forum: how to develop an evaluation programme for PR and corporate communications campaigns using AMEC's advocacy funnel.
Evaluating Communication Programmes, Products and Campaigns: Training workshopGlenn O'Neil
A one day workshop on evaluating communication programmes, products and campaigns. The main steps and methods are covered with real life examples given. This workshop was originally conducted by Glenn O'Neil of Owl RE for Gellis Communications in Brussels in October
Research is crucial for successful public relations efforts. The purpose of PR research is to develop effective strategies and measure campaign effectiveness by understanding audiences, contexts, and impacts. Research methods include qualitative tactics like interviews and observations, as well as quantitative surveys and questionnaires. Research topics encompass public perceptions, internal/external environments, and metrics like media coverage and outcomes. Overall, research is the key to strategic planning and evaluation in public relations.
Running a successful Communications Audit by One clear MessageRichard Riche
Business evolves over time as do stakeholders, audiences and communication channels. A Communications Audit can help your organisation become a better communicator.
The document discusses communication audits, which involve evaluating an organization's communication processes and systems. A communication audit aims to determine if all stakeholders are receiving intended messages, identify strengths and weaknesses, and indicate areas for improvement. The key steps of conducting an audit involve securing management commitment, identifying current practices, setting success standards, developing an action plan, and measuring results. Common audit methods include questionnaires, interviews, focus groups, and analyzing communication outputs and stakeholder feedback. The goals are to improve communication quality and relationships within the organization.
This document provides a template for developing a social media strategy with six sections: 1) objectives of the social media campaign, 2) communications objectives, principles, and key messages, 3) key audiences, 4) target audiences ranked by importance and preferred communication channels, 5) a working project plan with activities, budgets, timelines, and success criteria, and 6) methods for evaluating success using quantitative and qualitative metrics and indicators. The strategy template is intended to guide the development of clear objectives, key messages, audience focus, content planning, and impact measurement for social media activities.
The document discusses stakeholder communication strategies and processes. It outlines the importance of stakeholder analysis and mapping key stakeholders. It also discusses developing communication plans to provide updates on project status and gather feedback. Tools like commitment curves and distribution matrices can help with effective stakeholder communication and ensuring the right information reaches the intended audiences. The overall goal is to achieve buy-in, understanding and commitment through continuous two-way communication.
A PR campaign is a strategic series of messages sent over a discrete period of time to target audiences in response to an organizational situation. The goals and techniques of public relations are applied systematically through appropriate media mixes to accomplish corporate objectives like informing, persuading, and mobilizing public opinion. Key differences between advertising and PR campaigns are that advertising directly promotes sales while PR campaigns aim to create a favorable environment for services, products, or ideas.
Creating & Using Your Communications Plan: a workshop for the MetroWest Nonpr...NikiLamb
Presenter:
Marketing consultant and non-profit specialist
Niki Lamberg
www.nlamberg.com
Is your non-profit striving to grow? A communications plan gives you a framework for reaching your most important audiences more efficiently. With a basic, thoughtful plan in place, you can budget, benchmark, and breathe more easily. Whatever your budget--even if it's practically zero--you can take charge of your communications strategy.
Presented February 4, 2011 in Framingham, MA for the MetroWest Nonprofit Network
Barcelona declaration of measurement principles final with results voting. 20...Eric Schwartzman
The document summarizes discussions from a summit on developing principles for measuring public relations. Key points discussed include: establishing goals and measuring outcomes over outputs; media measurement requiring consideration of both quantity and quality; advertising value equivalents not representing the true value of PR; and that social media can and should be measured through a variety of quantitative and qualitative methods. The summit resulted in agreement on seven proposed principles for PR measurement.
Purpose: To advance public relations measurement by recommending metrics and approaches for evaluating public relations’ influence on four main business outcomes:
o Financial
o Reputation / Brand Equity
o Employees and other Internal Publics
o Public Policy
This document discusses communications measurement and provides guidance on whether to conduct measurement internally or hire external professionals. It covers what measurement is, why it's important, where it can be applied, and how to get leadership buy-in. Key points include that measurement shows what works well or not in communications programs, knowledge is important to avoid unintended consequences, and measurement demonstrates value and alignment with organizational objectives. The document also provides tips on conducting simple do-it-yourself measures versus hiring experts for more complex projects, and emphasizes having a clear goal and applying results.
Accredited in Public Relations (APR): Does it serve its purpose?PRSANational
The document discusses ways to enhance the Accredited in Public Relations (APR) credential. It analyzes the current context and challenges facing the APR, including declining numbers of PRSA members holding the credential and perceptions that it lacks value. The document outlines three potential paths forward: making low-key changes, discontinuing the APR, or overhauling the credential. It recommends overhauling the credential by taking steps to increase its credibility, value, and improve the credential itself. This would involve obtaining third-party accreditation, making the governing body independent, strengthening relationships, clarifying the purpose and marketing, and re-evaluating parts of the assessment process.
Our Public Relations Plan Playbook is a planning methodology that highlights our premium tool-kit of tools & templates to help you develop a comprehensive public relations strategy & plan.
Public Relations Practice 2014: Week 4Kane Hopkins
The document discusses the key steps in effective public relations planning: research, planning, communication, and measurement. It emphasizes that research should inform all aspects of planning and should account for 10% of the budget. Research involves understanding issues, publics, attitudes, and information needs. Planning establishes goals, objectives, strategies, tactics, timelines and budgets. The document outlines Freitag's four questions for creating a PR plan: analyzing the current situation, defining goals and objectives, developing strategies and tactics, and planning evaluation. Objectives should be SMART. Overall, the document provides an overview of best practices for research-driven PR planning and evaluation.
How to write a marketing and
communications strategy
Bringing together all you’ve learned and all elements of the marketing mix to make a positive impact on
your target audience, here’s a simple accessible guide to creating future campaigns and a communications
strategy.
This document outlines the key steps in the public relations process:
1) Research to understand the client, issues, and key audiences. This involves both secondary and primary research.
2) Planning by setting goals and objectives, identifying target audiences, and developing messaging themes and strategies.
3) Communication to explain the chosen course of action to those affected and whose support is needed. This involves tactics, timelines, and budgets.
4) Evaluation to determine if objectives were achieved and identify lessons learned to improve future efforts. Evaluation leads back to research to begin the process again.
This document discusses strategic planning and its importance as a management tool. It provides details on strategic planning processes, including analyzing the external environment, developing shared visions and goals, creating strategic and operational plans, and identifying objectives, resources, risks and timelines. The key points are that strategic planning helps organizations anticipate and plan for the future, guides tactical decision-making, and is an important process for setting goals and allocating resources to achieve them.
Developing your Internal Communications Strategyrozhendley
A definitive guide on how to develop your internal communications strategy. Includes a blueprint, step by step process, top tips and tools to help your develop your internal communications strategy which aligns with business goals.
The document summarizes key points from a workshop on identifying value and benefits in social media. It discusses different social media models and strategies for content creation and distribution. It also covers guidelines for measuring success and managing internal stakeholders. Audience analysis findings from a student survey are presented which could help improve engagement and relationships with prospective and current students.
Creating a Strategic Marketing Communications Plan explores the role of marketing communications in your organization, describes research tools, reviews the elements of a marketing communications plan and shows you how to create a strategic marketing communications plan.
Creating a Strategic Marketing Communications PlanDeborah Spector
Don't blink - you might miss something! This is how it feels to live in our nanosecond culture, where everything is changing at an accelerated pace. Our nanosecond culture has changed nonprofit marketing communications forever. The controllable flow of information through easily identified channels is disappearing. This makes your strategic marketing communications plan even more valuable to rise above the noise to put your organization in the spotlight!
This document discusses strategic planning for public relations. It defines strategy as relating ends to means and objectives to resources. Some key points made are:
Strategic planning involves clearly defining problems or opportunities, analyzing relevant elements, developing scenarios, and creatively integrating options. Campaigns can fail due to unclear objectives, misdiagnosing issues, or focusing on tactics over strategy. Strategic planning should follow a process like defining objectives, analyzing the situation, identifying target audiences, developing key messages, and determining implementation and evaluation. Knowledge is crucial for effective strategic planning.
This document outlines the key steps for effective employer branding:
1. Understand the business needs and target competencies required to execute the business plan.
2. Define the main internal and external target groups based on business needs and critical competencies.
3. Fully understand the main and secondary target groups through research to identify what is attractive to them and how to effectively communicate.
4. Optimize the employer value proposition to include attributes that are attractive, true, credible, sustainable, and allow for long-term differentiation.
The document summarizes the findings of a UK government review of communication effectiveness and outlines steps being taken to improve evaluation. The review found communications were tactically strong but strategically weak, with little linkage between policy and communications. A mandatory evaluation project is creating performance frameworks and training to establish a "step change" in evaluation standards across government. The project outlines an "Identify, Develop, Implement, Analyse" (IDIA) framework for conducting evaluations in a consistent manner from defining objectives to analyzing results.
The document discusses strategic planning for public relations. It emphasizes the importance of aligning PR strategies with business objectives and stakeholder needs. A six-stage process is outlined for developing strategic PR plans, beginning with understanding the business strategy and ending with integrating PR activities across the organization. Continuous evaluation is emphasized to ensure strategies and tactics remain aligned with the business and stakeholder priorities.
Strategic Planning is a key business activity for many organizations, and yet, many of these plans remain on the shelf while day-to-day demands take over. This presentation outlines how psychological type (popularized in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator - MBTI) can be leveraged as a great tool for a strategic planning effort. Originally presented at the August 2009 APTi Conference by Jennifer Tucker and Hile Rutledge:
This document provides guidance on classroom activities to promote communication about a school's corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies and activities. It outlines an activity for students to create a communication strategy and campaign for their school. The activity aims to encourage discussion of the school's CSR practices and policies, strengthen students' sense of belonging, and teach critical thinking and communication skills. The document provides objectives, resources, implementation steps, and examples for designing, planning, implementing, and evaluating a CSR communication campaign for the school.
If you’re been tasked with writing a communications strategy, let AB give you a helping hand. Our no-nonsense guide takes you through a 10-step process for planning and structuring your strategy.
Measurement 101:Measuring Public Relations Impact on ROI by its ROE
Don W. Stacks, Ph.D.
School of Communication
University of Miami
Coral Gables, FL 33124
The Institute for Public Relations
Commission on PR Measurement & Evaluation
don.stacks@miami.edu
The document provides an overview for creating a strategic marketing communications plan, including defining goals and objectives, identifying target audiences, developing key messages, selecting communication channels, implementing tactics, and measuring success. It emphasizes the importance of research, segmentation of audiences, and creating a framework with vision, mission, positioning, and messages aligned with specific audience interests and values. The plan should have clear roles and timeline for execution while building in evaluation points to monitor effectiveness.
Introduction to Project Management.pptxssuser32c427
The document discusses fundamentals of project planning and management. It explains that the goal is the overall objective of the project. The scope describes the requirements and specifications of the deliverable. Time refers to the duration and deadline. Budget refers to the available resources. These three - scope, time and budget - are known as the "holy trinity" and must be optimized. Stakeholders who will be involved or impacted must be identified and their interests and influence mapped. Common reasons for project failure include poor planning, lack of leadership and training, and cognitive biases. Success is measured by being on time, on budget, achieving goals and deliverables, and stakeholder satisfaction.
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Cover Story - China's Investment Leader - Dr. Alyce SUmsthrill
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China’s official organizer of the Expo, CCPIT (China Council for the Promotion of International Trade https://en.ccpit.org/) has chosen Dr. Alyce Su as the Cover Person with Cover Story, in the Expo’s official magazine distributed throughout the Expo, showcasing China’s New Generation of Leaders to the World.
The report *State of D2C in India: A Logistics Update* talks about the evolving dynamics of the d2C landscape with a particular focus on how brands navigate the complexities of logistics. Third Party Logistics enablers emerge indispensable partners in facilitating the growth journey of D2C brands, offering cost-effective solutions tailored to their specific needs. As D2C brands continue to expand, they encounter heightened operational complexities with logistics standing out as a significant challenge. Logistics not only represents a substantial cost component for the brands but also directly influences the customer experience. Establishing efficient logistics operations while keeping costs low is therefore a crucial objective for brands. The report highlights how 3PLs are meeting the rising demands of D2C brands, supporting their expansion both online and offline, and paving the way for sustainable, scalable growth in this fast-paced market.
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Nathalie zal delen hoe DEI en ESG een fundamentele rol kunnen spelen in je merkstrategie en je de juiste aansluiting kan creëren met je doelgroep. Door middel van voorbeelden en simpele handvatten toont ze hoe dit in jouw organisatie toegepast kan worden.
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Enhancing Adoption of AI in Agri-food: IntroductionCor Verdouw
Introduction to the Panel on: Pathways and Challenges: AI-Driven Technology in Agri-Food, AI4Food, University of Guelph
“Enhancing Adoption of AI in Agri-food: a Path Forward”, 18 June 2024
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Six stages of an internal
communication strategy
and plan
1. Research: understanding the
situation
2. Aims & objectives
3. Identify audiences
4. Messages, strategies & tactics
5. Budgets & resources
6. Evaluation
5. A good objective is SMART
Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Relevant
Timed
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Setting objectives
Golden rules of objective setting
Ally to organisational objectives
Set communication objectives
Link to aims
Link to specific groups – no such thing as ‘all employees’
Be outcome focused
Based in research
Be singular – hard to evaluate objectives with more than one element
Be precise & specific
Do what is achievable – you’ll never achieve 100% of anything
Quantify as much as possible – numbers where you can
Work to a timescale
Work within budget
Work to a priority list Gregory (2010)
7. Lets make this objective SMART
“To increase awareness of the corporate strategy”
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Six stages of an internal
communication strategy
and plan
1. Research: understanding the
situation
2. Aims & objectives
3. Identify audiences
4. Messages, strategies & tactics
5. Budgets & resources
6. Evaluation