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Public Relations The Rules are Changing
Why Am I Here? ODU alumnae P.R. Practitioner experience
Telling a Story YouTube--great for presentations, product videos, demonstrations, announcements, training City of Norfolk on YouTube Light Rail is Coming to Norfolk (insert YouTube video--Steeling the Tide)
Telling a Story Twitter Up-to-the-minute updates Public Works uses Twitter for: Lane closures/openings Reporting potholes Announcing classes, other information for public involvement (link to Twitter)
Sharing Information Flickr--organization photos (KNB on Flickr) Blogs (Guy Kawasakis All the Top Blogging News) Widgets, Blidgets, Twidgets The list goes on
Suggested Reading Add links here Get this at:  http://www.slideshare.net/ Social media bookmarking: delicious
Skills Relationship building Intellectual curiosity Continue to be a student! Learn all you can about the organization, how it is structured, mission, values: what does the organization want its publics (audience) to know?
Skills Excellent verbal & written communication skills Ability to work well individually & as a team member A can-do attitude: the more you know how to do, the better:  web content management Social media Microsoft Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, Excel) Research Strategic thinker
PR the Old Way Press release Pitch story/article idea Wait for media to do interview or run story (insert New Rules of PR here p. 5-7
PR the New Way Online newsrooms--where media & public go to get facts/latest product info/bios/articles Push the message out yourself--dont wait for the media Post news to web site Video streaming/YouTube Instant news--Twitter Social media--blogs, Facebook
The Do-it-Yourself Advantage Direct to the customer/public Cost-effective--in some cases, it may eliminate the need for expensive P.R./advertising campaigns
Obstacles Getting executives on board with blogs & other social media (fear of becoming too accessible to public and their opinions) Getting a seat at the table--youve got to be an insider if you are going to tell a story

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  • 1. Public Relations The Rules are Changing
  • 2. Why Am I Here? ODU alumnae P.R. Practitioner experience
  • 3. Telling a Story YouTube--great for presentations, product videos, demonstrations, announcements, training City of Norfolk on YouTube Light Rail is Coming to Norfolk (insert YouTube video--Steeling the Tide)
  • 4. Telling a Story Twitter Up-to-the-minute updates Public Works uses Twitter for: Lane closures/openings Reporting potholes Announcing classes, other information for public involvement (link to Twitter)
  • 5. Sharing Information Flickr--organization photos (KNB on Flickr) Blogs (Guy Kawasakis All the Top Blogging News) Widgets, Blidgets, Twidgets The list goes on
  • 6. Suggested Reading Add links here Get this at: http://www.slideshare.net/ Social media bookmarking: delicious
  • 7. Skills Relationship building Intellectual curiosity Continue to be a student! Learn all you can about the organization, how it is structured, mission, values: what does the organization want its publics (audience) to know?
  • 8. Skills Excellent verbal & written communication skills Ability to work well individually & as a team member A can-do attitude: the more you know how to do, the better: web content management Social media Microsoft Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, Excel) Research Strategic thinker
  • 9. PR the Old Way Press release Pitch story/article idea Wait for media to do interview or run story (insert New Rules of PR here p. 5-7
  • 10. PR the New Way Online newsrooms--where media & public go to get facts/latest product info/bios/articles Push the message out yourself--dont wait for the media Post news to web site Video streaming/YouTube Instant news--Twitter Social media--blogs, Facebook
  • 11. The Do-it-Yourself Advantage Direct to the customer/public Cost-effective--in some cases, it may eliminate the need for expensive P.R./advertising campaigns
  • 12. Obstacles Getting executives on board with blogs & other social media (fear of becoming too accessible to public and their opinions) Getting a seat at the table--youve got to be an insider if you are going to tell a story