Public Relations flashcards
33 flashcard decks by 27 users
This Public Relations page on GoConqr gathers over 20 user-made flashcard decks, covering PR definitions, media relations, stakeholder theory and evaluation. University students and professional candidates can practise terms and concepts, while teachers can find ready-made material. Explore the decks and choose a topic to revise.
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- Public Relations Roles and Functions8
- Corporate Communication and Investor Relations7
- Stakeholders and Publics17
- Corporate Identity and Reputation5
- Public Relations Research and Evaluation5
- Public Relations and Marketing8
- Public Relations Strategy and Campaigns19
- Media Relations and Social Media11
- Crisis Management and Communication5
Flashcards
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86 cardsPRN2110 EXAM REVISION Definition [ PRIA ]
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82 cardsIntro to PR Marketing vs PR
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55 cardsTrust lecture 1 People do not seem to trust institutions (organizations) much anymore Why is that a problem?
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73 cardsFoundations of PR Test 2
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56 cards14. PR and Publicity Define public relations
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51 cardsKnowledge Test What is the purpose of public relations?
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35 cardsPublic Relations Cases What is the 1st amendment of U.S. Constitution?
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36 cardsExam cpa2 Preparation CPA2 exam
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30 cardsPublic relations exam List as many PR tactics as you can.
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20 cardsPublic Relations (PR) What is public relations (PR) and what does it involve?
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27 cardsSpecialized PR 5 - 8 What is research design?
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20 cardsUntitled Crisis communication plan
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15 cardsIMC Chapter 9 How is public relations different from traditional advertising?
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10 cardsTheoretical foundations
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8 cardsUntitled
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19 cardsUntitled Dynamic and Segmented Audiences section
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26 cardsValues & Provisions
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19 cardsPR Mid-term Review Discuss the relationship between lawyers and public relations practitioners.
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18 cardsPublic relation cases exam
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9 cardsQuiz 3 - PR Campaigns
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9 cardsTextbook Chapter 1 Vocab Public Relations
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12 cardsPR test 2 Name a advantage to Paid Social media:
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8 cardsAbout PR Levels in which PR functions
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12 cardsFour step process helps define the problem and publics
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4 cardsPR Power of persuasion
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17 cardsBUDGET
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10 cardsPublic Relations and Social Media
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11 cardsUntitled
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6 cardsStakeholders What is a stakeholder?
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3 cardsIntroduction Whats the difference between PR and Advertising?
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1 cardsUntitled What is public relations?
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4 cardsUntitled What is PR?
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5 cardsFDM 1303 Chapter 10
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For a starting point, try Public Relations (PR). Its cards ask what PR involves and introduce key publics. You can use them to check the terms you recognise before moving to a more focused deck.
Intro to PR compares marketing and PR and covers ways to communicate with the media. Theoretical foundations includes stakeholder relations, situation theory and models of PR. For evaluation terms, Foundations of PR Test 2 includes media impressions, benchmarking and pre-testing.
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Which flashcards are a good place to start?
Public Relations (PR) is a useful starting deck because it asks what PR is, what it involves and who its key publics are. After that, Intro to PR offers cards on media relations and the differences between marketing, journalism and PR.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover definitions, media relations, stakeholder theory and evaluation. Public Relations Cases includes prompts about the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, while Public relations exam asks about PR tactics and models. You can choose a deck that matches the topic you are revising.
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