7 Courses

Public Relations Foundations

Platform: LinkedIn

Institution: LinkedIn Learning

Started: 17/05/2020

Finished: 17/05/2020

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Public Relations Foundations: Media Training

Platform: LinkedIn

Institution: LinkedIn Learning

Started: 17/05/2020

Finished: 18/05/2020

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Marketing Communications

Platform: LinkedIn

Institution: LinkedIn Learning

Started: 18/05/2020

Finished: 18/05/2020

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Crisis Communication

Platform: LinkedIn

Institution: LinkedIn Learning

Started: 18/05/2020

Finished: 18/05/2020

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Writing a Press Release

Platform: LinkedIn

Institution: LinkedIn Learning

Started: 18/05/2020

Finished: 19/05/2020

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Learn Social Media Monitoring

Platform: LinkedIn

Institution: LinkedIn Learning

Started: 19/05/2020

Finished: 19/05/2020

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Repairing Your Reputation

Platform: LinkedIn

Institution: LinkedIn Learning

Started: 19/05/2020

Finished: 19/05/2020

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Relationships still matter, but public relations professionals must accept that there are now myriad and often more effective ways to reach audiences outside of calling a journalist. It is no longer enough to simply place an article. That placement must be supplemented with a strategy to elevate it above the noise in our crowded social media ecosystem.

Nathan Miller, Why Public Relations (As We Know It) Is Dead, forbes.com, 21/01/2020

Public relations (PR) is the practice of deliberately managing the release and spread of information between an individual or an organization (such as a business, government agency, or a nonprofit organization) and the public.

Public relations is a key part of conflict resolution, crisis management and maintaining a positive relationship with stakeholders. PR is one of those areas of communication that is just a good competency for every person to possess, regardless of if you work for the PR department of a larger organization.