Deck 8: Strategic Campaigns

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Which of the following terms best apply to public relations campaigns?

A) systematic
B) client-driven
C) upbeat
D) product-oriented
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In addition to achieving business and communication goals, a public relations campaign can also strengthen ______.

A) revenue
B) relationships
C) resolve
D) legal position
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What is the common element that ties together a public relations campaign from beginning to end?

A) creativity
B) objectives
C) research
D) persuasion
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Once we have conducted research for a campaign, the next step is to identify ______.

A) schedule and budget
B) the internal and external environment
C) motives and appeals
D) purpose and audience
Question
Aviation Gin's integration of its product into a sequel commercial related to "Peloton wife" is an excellent example of strong ______ and ______ in a PR campaign.

A) revenue; ad buys
B) goals; purposes
C) creativity; strategy
D) scheduling; budget
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PR campaign planning is informed by both ______.

A) client desires and budget
B) media preferences and schedule
C) intuition and best practices
D) business objectives and creativity
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Where do "big ideas" come from?

A) facts and insights
B) instinct and hunches
C) numbers and statistics
D) clients and PR staff
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To be effective, a campaign must reach target audiences through ______.

A) unpaid exposure
B) a wealth of creativity
C) a combination of media
D) psychological techniques
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The Wild Turkey bourbon company's branding campaign based on an employee tweet is a strong example of ______.

A) planning
B) ideation
C) concepting
D) technology
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When a campaign is evaluated, what is most important to clients?

A) research
B) budget
C) creativity
D) impact
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The RACE campaign model focuses on ______, while the ROPE model is more concerned with ______.

A) integration; planning
B) the client; the PR staff
C) process; outcome
D) action; objectives
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What are the common components shared by the RACE and ROPE models?

A) audience and message
B) planning and execution
C) research and evaluation
D) creativity and strategy
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In the campaign planning process, strategies are ______, while tactics are ______.

A) focused; creative
B) broad; specific
C) financial; strategic
D) first; last
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As a campaign planner, why might you choose the Strategic Model of public relations over the RACE and ROPE models?

A) objectives match the goals
B) greater emphasis on research
C) budget-based financial planning
D) integration with related disciplines
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A SWOT analysis can be used to ______.

A) take advantage of new opportunities
B) conduct a post-campaign evaluation
C) reach key journalists and editors
D) assess a client's market win rate
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In considering campaign objectives, which of the following terms is most important?

A) expense
B) creativity
C) measurability
D) audience
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If you were planning a campaign and wanted to learn more about your audience's attitudes and opinions, you should study their ______.

A) voter graphics
B) psychographics
C) graphic appeals
D) reprographics
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When you think of a campaign's strategy and tactics, which body part describes them best?

A) the arms
B) the skeleton
C) the brain
D) the heart
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The strategy at the heart of Nike's "Dream Crazy" campaign was built around ______.

A) female athletes
B) mental illness
C) physical disabilities
D) professional sports
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What is the primary advantage of a Gantt chart in setting timelines?

A) a budget item tied to each item on the chart
B) a strong strategic focus on each element
C) a view of individual campaign components
D) a reinforcement of goals and objectives
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Measurement and evaluation are key parts of a campaign at the ______ and ______ stages.

A) beginning; ending
B) strategy; tactics
C) client; staffing
D) information; persuasion
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The PESO campaign model helps us to understand ______.

A) budgetary considerations
B) strategic outcomes
C) the primary objective
D) the media landscape
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If you wanted to place your client's message in a specific place at a specific time, what would be your best media choice?

A) owned
B) paid
C) shared
D) earned
Question
Earned media is distinguished from other media types by the fact that it is ______.

A) traditional
B) social
C) free
D) digital
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If you want to promote a brand message on media channels where you can exert a high degree of personal control, what is your best media choice?

A) owned
B) social
C) traditional
D) paid
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Public relations campaigns can achieve business goals and build brand relationships at the same time.
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The first step in beginning a campaign is to determine the budget.
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Planning is the key determinant in whether a campaign succeeds or fails.
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The process of ideation is focused on meeting business objectives.
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The RACE and ROPE models share common similarities and differences.
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The Strategic Model of campaign planning focuses exclusively on the public relations discipline.
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A SWOT analysis is best used on its own, independent of the campaign itself.
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While primary and secondary audiences are important, one should also analyze emerging audiences.
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Tactics flow from the objectives and strategies that campaign planners create.
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Measurement and evaluation are most important at the beginning of a campaign.
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The unifying term behind the PESO campaign model is "media."
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Shared media focuses exclusively on social media.
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Owned media allows the news media to design and update your messages.
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What are the major characteristics of a successful public relations campaign, and how do they relate to each other?
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Explain which steps you would follow if you were conducting a strategic campaign for your client.
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Analyze the Strategic Model for campaign planning. How does it differ from the RACE and ROPE models?
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Apply what you have learned about strategy and tactics to outline your own "Dream Crazy" campaign with Serena Williams. Which strategies and tactics would you have used, and why?
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You have just completed a major branding campaign for one of your clients, a maker of designer sunglasses. During your presentation of the results, the CEO interrupts and says, "Let's see some hard numbers on this campaign! How do I know my money was well spent on your agency?" Because you anticipated this question, you are ready with the answers. Now think back to the beginning of this campaign. What did you do to prepare for this moment?
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Explain how paid and earned media are different from each other and provide examples.
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Explain how shared and owned media are different from each other and provide examples.
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Deck 8: Strategic Campaigns
1
Which of the following terms best apply to public relations campaigns?

A) systematic
B) client-driven
C) upbeat
D) product-oriented
A
2
In addition to achieving business and communication goals, a public relations campaign can also strengthen ______.

A) revenue
B) relationships
C) resolve
D) legal position
B
3
What is the common element that ties together a public relations campaign from beginning to end?

A) creativity
B) objectives
C) research
D) persuasion
C
4
Once we have conducted research for a campaign, the next step is to identify ______.

A) schedule and budget
B) the internal and external environment
C) motives and appeals
D) purpose and audience
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5
Aviation Gin's integration of its product into a sequel commercial related to "Peloton wife" is an excellent example of strong ______ and ______ in a PR campaign.

A) revenue; ad buys
B) goals; purposes
C) creativity; strategy
D) scheduling; budget
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6
PR campaign planning is informed by both ______.

A) client desires and budget
B) media preferences and schedule
C) intuition and best practices
D) business objectives and creativity
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7
Where do "big ideas" come from?

A) facts and insights
B) instinct and hunches
C) numbers and statistics
D) clients and PR staff
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8
To be effective, a campaign must reach target audiences through ______.

A) unpaid exposure
B) a wealth of creativity
C) a combination of media
D) psychological techniques
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9
The Wild Turkey bourbon company's branding campaign based on an employee tweet is a strong example of ______.

A) planning
B) ideation
C) concepting
D) technology
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10
When a campaign is evaluated, what is most important to clients?

A) research
B) budget
C) creativity
D) impact
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11
The RACE campaign model focuses on ______, while the ROPE model is more concerned with ______.

A) integration; planning
B) the client; the PR staff
C) process; outcome
D) action; objectives
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12
What are the common components shared by the RACE and ROPE models?

A) audience and message
B) planning and execution
C) research and evaluation
D) creativity and strategy
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13
In the campaign planning process, strategies are ______, while tactics are ______.

A) focused; creative
B) broad; specific
C) financial; strategic
D) first; last
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14
As a campaign planner, why might you choose the Strategic Model of public relations over the RACE and ROPE models?

A) objectives match the goals
B) greater emphasis on research
C) budget-based financial planning
D) integration with related disciplines
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15
A SWOT analysis can be used to ______.

A) take advantage of new opportunities
B) conduct a post-campaign evaluation
C) reach key journalists and editors
D) assess a client's market win rate
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16
In considering campaign objectives, which of the following terms is most important?

A) expense
B) creativity
C) measurability
D) audience
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17
If you were planning a campaign and wanted to learn more about your audience's attitudes and opinions, you should study their ______.

A) voter graphics
B) psychographics
C) graphic appeals
D) reprographics
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18
When you think of a campaign's strategy and tactics, which body part describes them best?

A) the arms
B) the skeleton
C) the brain
D) the heart
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19
The strategy at the heart of Nike's "Dream Crazy" campaign was built around ______.

A) female athletes
B) mental illness
C) physical disabilities
D) professional sports
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20
What is the primary advantage of a Gantt chart in setting timelines?

A) a budget item tied to each item on the chart
B) a strong strategic focus on each element
C) a view of individual campaign components
D) a reinforcement of goals and objectives
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21
Measurement and evaluation are key parts of a campaign at the ______ and ______ stages.

A) beginning; ending
B) strategy; tactics
C) client; staffing
D) information; persuasion
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22
The PESO campaign model helps us to understand ______.

A) budgetary considerations
B) strategic outcomes
C) the primary objective
D) the media landscape
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23
If you wanted to place your client's message in a specific place at a specific time, what would be your best media choice?

A) owned
B) paid
C) shared
D) earned
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24
Earned media is distinguished from other media types by the fact that it is ______.

A) traditional
B) social
C) free
D) digital
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25
If you want to promote a brand message on media channels where you can exert a high degree of personal control, what is your best media choice?

A) owned
B) social
C) traditional
D) paid
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26
Public relations campaigns can achieve business goals and build brand relationships at the same time.
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27
The first step in beginning a campaign is to determine the budget.
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Planning is the key determinant in whether a campaign succeeds or fails.
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29
The process of ideation is focused on meeting business objectives.
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30
The RACE and ROPE models share common similarities and differences.
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The Strategic Model of campaign planning focuses exclusively on the public relations discipline.
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32
A SWOT analysis is best used on its own, independent of the campaign itself.
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33
While primary and secondary audiences are important, one should also analyze emerging audiences.
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34
Tactics flow from the objectives and strategies that campaign planners create.
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Measurement and evaluation are most important at the beginning of a campaign.
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36
The unifying term behind the PESO campaign model is "media."
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37
Shared media focuses exclusively on social media.
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Owned media allows the news media to design and update your messages.
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39
What are the major characteristics of a successful public relations campaign, and how do they relate to each other?
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40
Explain which steps you would follow if you were conducting a strategic campaign for your client.
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41
Analyze the Strategic Model for campaign planning. How does it differ from the RACE and ROPE models?
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42
Apply what you have learned about strategy and tactics to outline your own "Dream Crazy" campaign with Serena Williams. Which strategies and tactics would you have used, and why?
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43
You have just completed a major branding campaign for one of your clients, a maker of designer sunglasses. During your presentation of the results, the CEO interrupts and says, "Let's see some hard numbers on this campaign! How do I know my money was well spent on your agency?" Because you anticipated this question, you are ready with the answers. Now think back to the beginning of this campaign. What did you do to prepare for this moment?
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44
Explain how paid and earned media are different from each other and provide examples.
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Explain how shared and owned media are different from each other and provide examples.
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