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Cherry says successful companies make public relations a priority. Shannon Cherry, APR, MA helps businesses, entrepreneurs and nonprofit organizations to be heard. Subscribe today for Be Heard! a FREE biweekly ezine and get the FREE special report. She's a marketing communications and public relations expert with more than 15 years experience and the owner of Cherry Communications. Creative, Low-Cost Marketing Tips to Help You be Heard.

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A copy would be appreciated at bobkelly@TNI. Please feel free to publish this article and resource box in your ezine, newsletter, offline publication or website. And watch especially for altered perceptions that include the corrective elements of your message. The big difference the second time around is, you are now looking for signs that opinion has been altered with regard to the problem perception. Once your communications tactics have had six or seven weeks to make an impact on your target audience, go back out among audience members and ask the same questions all over again.

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Now, you must select one of three choices available to you when you determine the public relations strategy. With your perception, behavior modification goals and now, the strategy, established, progress will be measured in terms of specific altered behaviors, i. And remember that vital to the success of any action program is the selection and perceived credibility of the actual spokespeople who deliver the messages. When these tools communicate with each target audience, they must score direct bullseyes. Your public relations effort can be accelerated, even amplified by carefully selecting the very best tactics from among print or broadcast media, key podium presentations, special events or top-level personal contacts.

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The test for public relations success will turn on whether you actually altered enough perceptions, and their follow on behaviors, in your direction. And you may need to take another look at your message reassessing its content for believability and impact. In which case, you will have insured that your most important outside audiences understand who and what you are. And that strongly suggests that your organization is well on its way to achieving its operating objectives. If not far enough, you may have to increase the frequency and mix of your tactics.

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Certainly, if you discover little progress in those areas, you will revisit your message and evaluate whether it offers believable facts, figures and rationale. In particular, you should revet it for clarity. However, as the day arrives when answers to your remonitoring questions show clear, consistent improvement, you may be excused for concluding that your public relations effort is, at long last, taking advantage of an economy emerging from recession. And, because there are so many communications tactics available to you, selecting higher-impact tactics, then applying them with greater frequency, will probably be the ticket for the second round. For example, you want to know if that inaccurate belief has been successfully neutralized.

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Now that you've done some information gathering while interacting with that key target public, you've set your public relations goal, strategy and prepared persuasive messages. A copy would be appreciated at bobkelly@TNI. Bob Kelly counsels, writes and speaks to business, non-profit and association managers about using the fundamental premise of public relations to achieve their operating objectives. Please feel free to publish this article and resource box in your ezine, newsletter, offline publication or website. Of course, how much progress you achieve will depend heavily upon your continued personal involvement in the activity, and the amount of effort you invest.

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Colin Ong TS is a recognised authority in Corporate and Career Strategy. It is also important to create a rapport with the trade visitors by encouraging them to fill out feedback forms with their personal particulars. The gifts must also be designed so that the organization will be remembered even after the trade show is over. Use this opportunity of being part of the trade show to network with other trade show participants. If you need to get temporary staff to help out, ensure that they are well drilled about the new product and the company's business philosophy.

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I offer one-to-one consultations on career strategy. A real estate agent could say, I am available to comment on events and places that attract newcomers to the area. I also am available for stories on psychology and family life, you could add. Publicity is worth a whole lot more than the paper it's printed on. Become friends with the news industry and treat writers kindly, and you'll be surprised at the rewards that come your way.

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Whatever the goal, launching a custom publication as part of a B-to-B marketing campaign needs to be handled within the context of a medium and long-term strategy in support of overall business objectives. And placing a company's message and brand before the target audience should always be the goal of any custom publication as questions about the concept's legitimacy continue to wane. It may also change as varying types of electronic B-to-B marketing efforts, such as websites, e-postcards and e-newsletters, are further integrated into marketing strategies. But that may be changing, given bottom-line pressures. According to Publications Management, a trade newsletter, 40% of U.

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Because existing opinion has turned negative on the quality of the company's furniture, the public relations strategy will be to begin the process of CHANGING that opinion from negative to positive. In the end, a sound strategy combined with effective tactics leads directly to the bottom line - altered perceptions, modified behaviors, a happy CEO and a public relations home run. Now we determine the public relations strategy. But, we can't let the Doubting Thomases off the hook without reminders that some very basic but unattended perceptions may be out there that could lead to very costly negative behaviors. Internet chatter and in print and broadcast news coverage, letters-to-the-editor, consumer and customer reactions, shareholder letters, comments from community leaders, informal polls of employees, retirees, industrial neighbors and local businesses, feedback from suppliers as well as reaction from elected officials, union leaders and government agencies.

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In other words, sound strategy combined with effective tactics leads directly to the bottom line -- altered perceptions, modified behaviors, and a public relations homerun. While behavior is the goal, and a host of communications tactics are the tools, our strategy is the leverage provided by public opinion. One more piece of advice for the soon-to-be public relations professional. Clearly, solving this problem remains a major challenge for both the public relations and survey disciplines. But affordable professional opinion/behavioral surveys would be the best solution.

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A copy would be appreciated at bobkelly@TNI. Please feel free to publish this article and resource box in your ezine, newsletter, offline publication or website. And that is our certain path to public relations success. But especially for indications that any misconceptions, or other problems we discovered, have been resolved. We will watch and listen for signs of developing awareness of you, your operation and how it functions.

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With those data gathered, you and your public relations advisor can set your strategy. Finally, as welcome signs of modified target audience behaviors begin to appear, team members may take heart that the clout offered by public relations has once again prevailed. Of course, how much progress you achieve will depend heavily upon your continued personal involvement in the activity, and the amount of effort you invest. Please feel free to publish this article and resource box in your ezine, newsletter, offline publication or website. A copy would be appreciated at bobkelly@TNI.

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A heads-up on a new mutual fund offering, perhaps, or a general suggestion for a new retirement planning strategy. If it's still a struggle to write it yourself, verbally brief a staffer, or whoever helps you with marketing, or a freelance writer, on the information. More detail than that is counterproductive - it wastes your time, and the reader doesn't need it. Your messages should be brief - two or three paragraphs is enough. It may not be perfect - but you can then edit and hone it - probably in a few minutes.

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I know many people who still don't buy anything online. They simply do not trust someone they cannot see. Sure, you might be honest, but how do they know? You could disappear into the ether tomorrow. You can increase your realness and permanence through a media presence, and thereby increase your customer base. While bricks-and-mortar stores can close just as fast, there is an impression that they are more real and more permanent.

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