Chapter 14 Flashcards

1
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A reputation can take ______ to build, but can be damaged in _____

A

Decades; seconds

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What are the two duties of reputation managers?

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  1. Conducting risk assessments
  2. Performing Content removal
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What are 3 ways Reputation Management is different from Public relations?

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  1. Reputation management works behind the scenes and PR on the front lines
  2. RM is specialised whereas PR is broad
  3. RM focuses on preserving reputation whereas PR deals with the essence of the brand
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examples of Reputation management in celebrities:

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  1. Tiger Woods - Won the masters tournament, but had previous charges/scandals
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3 Best Practices for Working in Reputation Management

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  1. Actions speak louder than words
  2. Never assume you are invincible
  3. Know the importance of your character and reputation
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Crises

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significant, disruptive events that feature a rapid onset, causing harm

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What are the 7 Crisis Comm message strategies?

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  1. Attack the Accuser
  2. Denial
  3. Excuse
  4. Justification
  5. Integration
  6. Corrective action
  7. Full apology
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3 Types of Crises

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  1. Victim - rumors
  2. Accidental - Challenges
  3. Preventable - human errors
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Preventable Crises have the _______ level of responsibility

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Highest

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Examples of Crisis Communication

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  1. Boeing - Two airplane crashes (could have been preventable)
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2 Best practices for working in Crisis Comm

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  1. Honesty is the best policy
  2. Never say “no comment”
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Examples of Influencer marketing

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U.S. Navy - “SailorVS”, influencers had exclusive access to a “day in the life” of the navy

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2 Best Practices in Influencer Marketing

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  1. Research and data are your friends
  2. Influencers may need training
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Global PR Examples

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Burger King and Mexico City - Drivers stuck in traffic, new delivery system

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2 Best practices for Global PR

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  1. Take time to learn and connect with others
  2. Go deeper to understand contexts
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In Social Media PR, it’s crucial to first look at the ______

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relationships among users

17
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Examples of Social media PR

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Popeyes - Sparked twitter conversation about the best chicken sandwiches

18
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2 Best practices for Social media PR

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  1. Know that experience rules
  2. Keep the power of networking
19
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Entertainment and Sports PR

A

Pitching for their clients and coordinating partnerships and photo shoots

20
Q

publicist

A

generates awareness and coverage for a client, specifically working with the media

21
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Examples of Entertainment PR

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  1. The rock - Awesome personal brand
22
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Examples of Sports PR

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Donovan Mitchel and Spiderman - Marvel reached out to the spiderman of basketball for a commercial for the upcoming spiderman movie

23
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2 Best practices for Entertainment and Sports PR

A
  1. Make connections
  2. Expect to wear many hats
24
Q

PR goals for nonprofits

A

Fundraising and education

25
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Nonprofit PR exmaple

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Giving Tuesday - the day to give to charities after black friday and thanksgiving

26
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2 best practices for Nonprofit PR

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  1. Remember money does not grow on trees
  2. Be the best advocate for your nonprofit
27
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The focus of PR in politics

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Creating and launching campaigns for public opinions

28
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Example of PR in Politics

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United and Fort Wayne International Airport - Partnered with United to create a direct flight to New York City