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Communication for PR Practitioners

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Slides to accompany a discussion in my Intro to PR class at Georgia Southern & PR Applications class at Southeastern University

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Communication for PR Practitioners

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Public Relations as Process: R.A.C.E.

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Research

Action

Comm.

Evaluation

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Communication Should Be . . .•Appropriate •Meaningful•Memorable •Understandable•Believable

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What’s Your Objective?

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How Does Communication Happen?

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Shared Experience

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Two Types of Audiences

•Active •Passive

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Being Memorable

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Diffusion of Innovation

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Contact Me

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Barbara B. Nixon, Assistant Professor of Public RelationsGeorgia Southern University

E-mail: [email protected]: barbaranixonSkype: barbara.b.nixon