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Education and Public Relations

Presspage

Establish yourself as an expert in your field Many educational institutions can count on professionals who can speak about their area of expertise. However, covering local events doesn’t mean your news can’t be tied to what’s happening at the national or international level.

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Education and Public Relations

Presspage

Establish yourself as an expert in your field Many educational institutions can count on professionals who can speak about their area of expertise. However, covering local events doesn’t mean your news can’t be tied to what’s happening at the national or international level.

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Why Internal Communications Should Be Part of Your Marketing Strategy

PRSay

By including internal employee communications as a significant component of marketing and branding efforts, and putting a dedicated team behind it, companies transform employees into brand advocates — employees who truly believe in the organization and can speak accurately on behalf of the brand. Expanding beyond internal memos.

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Faces & Markets of PRGN: Hong Kong – Asia’s World City

Bianchi Biz Blog

We are pleased to share the next post in a series of in-depth profiles of key international markets written by one of our PRGN partners. Robust Economy : Hong Kong’s economy is characterized by its low taxation, minimal government intervention, and an established international financial market.

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How to Get Logo Localization Right

Critical Mention

Unless you are one of the “big boys” with an internationally recognized logo like Coca-Cola or McDonald’s, you’ll need to localize your logo for the foreign audience you seek. Luckily, there are strategies to cater to international audiences for your next PR campaign! The colors. Until next time! Erica Sunarjo.

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Part II: PR Education & Learning – A Recap of the October #PRStudChat Twitter Discussion

Deirdre Breakenridge

What are your recommendations for improving PR education? . There were a lot of different answers and great suggestions, but one theme strongly stood out: the need to make PR education more applicable to the industry, which I wholeheartedly agree. I think that as educators, we can also think of ourselves as PR professionals.

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Dealing with various stakeholders in the educational sector

Presspage

Challenges in the Education industry. The educational field has always had a tough time juggling budget, goals, time and interests. PR professionals have limited time and budget to make sure their educational organization is being noticed by the right people. Most educational institutions engage with many different audiences.