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Public relations writing: form and style
This book examines the principles, techniques, and formats of effective writing for public relations purposes. The book emphasizes the importance of clear, accurate, persuasive, and audience-centered communication in building and maintaining positive relationships between organizations and their publics.
The text covers a wide range of public relations writing forms, including news releases, feature stories, speeches, newsletters, media kits, backgrounders, social media content, web content, and corporate communication materials. It explains how writers can adapt style, tone, and structure to meet the needs of different audiences and communication channels while maintaining organizational credibility and consistency.
In addition, the book discusses research, message development, storytelling techniques, media relations, ethical considerations, and editing practices that contribute to successful public relations campaigns. Practical examples and writing exercises help readers develop the skills needed to create professional and effective communication materials.
By combining theoretical concepts with hands-on applications, Public Relations Writing: Form and Style serves as a valuable resource for students, public relations practitioners, communication professionals, and anyone seeking to improve their strategic writing abilities in the field of public relations.
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- : Wadsworth., 2014
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xix, 321 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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English
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978-1-285-07473-3
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ed. 10
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Newsom, Doug
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