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meaning diversity, advocacy, technology and ethics. There’s definitely been progress in this area and there are a lot of things we’re doing with our Diversity and Inclusion Committee and the PRSA Foundation, but more needs to be done. We can never not be good at that and need to focus on ethics relentlessly.
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ChatGPT seems to miss emerging themes if there isn’t a wide body of writing already on a topic. Overall, being successful in PR requires a variety of skills, including strong writing and communication skills, organizational skills, strategic thinking, adaptability, creativity, and media relations skills.”. But just 2% said “always.”.
So myself and our digital PR director had this idea about five years ago when we set the digital PR team or a bit longer to write a book and we finally did it. Well, so let, let’s get into kind of the definition, I think too, of digital pr. I think digital PR is a more clever, sustainable, and ethical way of building links.
We wrote articles ourselves (sometimes under anonymous bylines–hey, I didn’t say it was the most ethical publication!). And, I fell into a career of writing, social media and blogging. Whatever you call it, we definitely brainstormed and dreamt up new ideas for columns and stories each month. That was the best part!
Arun Sudhaman writing in PRovoke urged public relations practitioners not to forget the lessons of the past two years. Practitioners and theorists both jump to the defence of public relations from a purist perspective recognising only a positive and ethical application of practice as public relations.
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Just look at the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Code of Ethics (I was grilled on the code when I earned my APR years ago, so this came back to me fairly quickly). Definitely worth a discussion. However, I think that’s what we may have in the PR industry as well. What do you think?
There are 4 billion opinions, and when you write something on social media, potentially 4 billion people worldwide can read it, regardless of the language, because it can be translated in a second. On Twitter or Instagram, it is a bit harder to recognize the people you are writing to; there are ways.
In fact, the definition of a publisher is someone who owns media. I believe that nowadays, and I'm sure it will be the same in the future, we shouldn't divide journalists into those who write for mainstream media and get paid as journalists, and those who sit behind their keyboards and inform society about what’s interesting.
Marketing also has purse strings that can be creatively – and ethically – spent to appease a specific rep with the right reference. Make it safe and easy: they talk – you write – they edit and approve (this would work for a podcast too). Ask your customers for interviews on your corporate blog – soft interviews.
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