Exam 16: Creating and Presenting Public Relations Plans for Local or Global Markets
Exam 1: Exploring the Evolution of English As Globish20 Questions
Exam 2: Understanding Global Perspectives in Public Relations18 Questions
Exam 3: Changing Global Media Landscape and Ethical and Legal Issues19 Questions
Exam 4: Appreciating Cultural Similarities and Accepting Differences20 Questions
Exam 5: Decoding Nonverbal Communication and Imagery Worldwide16 Questions
Exam 6: Mastering the Fine Art of Storytelling in International Public Relations18 Questions
Exam 7: Applying Consistency of Style18 Questions
Exam 8: Acing Grammar and Punctuation19 Questions
Exam 9: Sharpening Editing Skills for Global Audiences11 Questions
Exam 10: Crafting Global News Releases for Mainstream and Social Media17 Questions
Exam 11: Composing Global Media Kits and Online Newsrooms18 Questions
Exam 12: Using Other Media Relations Techniques for Local or Global Campaigns14 Questions
Exam 13: Writing for the Internet and Social Media Worldwide20 Questions
Exam 14: Shaping Speeches and Scripts19 Questions
Exam 15: Controlling Content With Brand Journalism and Corporate-Produced Materials19 Questions
Exam 16: Creating and Presenting Public Relations Plans for Local or Global Markets15 Questions
Exam 17: Preparing Global Business Correspondence and Internal Reports20 Questions
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A situation analysis section briefly describes how the plan addresses the prospective client's needs in specific markets, as well as highlights the agency's benefits and thanks the client for the opportunity.
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Tactics in PR plans can only be organized by objectives.
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Several industry groups developed ____ with seven principles to create universal evaluation standards in the public relations industry.
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Outline four steps a PR agency executive can take to expedite and simplify the new business planning process.
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Advertising value equivalences are universally accepted in measuring public relations plans.
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Calculating ___ is widely disputed as a measurement technique that analyzes traditional media placements generated by PR efforts in print and broadcast outlets by measuring how much paid space would have cost for the same exposure.
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Marketing objectives, usually informational, would enhance the image/brand, change perceptions, decrease negative sentiment, or differentiate organization from competitors.
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Which type of objective would help increase revenues by X percent or attract a specific number of tourists within a specific timeframe?
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List four facts a PR agency executive should know before preparing the new business PR proposal presentation.
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The IOIO model of measurement determines results by evaluating the following:
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A Request for Proposal outlines an organization's interest and requirements in receiving bids for services, such as from PR agencies.
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Budgets in plans with multiple countries should clearly indicate currencies using the International Organization for Standardization 4217 currency codes.
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Soft-soundings are informal conversations, following the same questions by telephone or by email, with journalists, industry experts, or opinion leaders.
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PowerPoint (or any other presentation software) text should be easy to scan and serve as guideposts for the speaker and the audience.
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