It is more convenient (financially and operationally) to pay a single service provider to manage all aspects of a company's PR strategy - traditional and online activity and marketing- han paying multiple agencies. Many PR agencies have latched onto this trend by expanding thier service offerings with an equal balance of traditional online PR, in order to give th best service and retain thier clients.http://www.amazon.com/books/dp/0978918207
PR angencies should strive to bring these services under one roof, if they want to become indespensable to existing and future clients.
How to do this:
- They should assess thier current offerings
- They should assess existing client's business needs and do a gap analysis
- They should look at curent and future trends
The findings should be able to highlight any areas that may be lacking. These are but to take to ensure that clients needs are met. Adjusting may not be easy but it will be well worth it in the long run. Times are tough and when the tough gets going, the going gets digital.
I agree with you on that , that means organisations has to adapt to the new changes which occurs to the environment in which they operate.
ReplyDeletetrue and with that they get to save alot of money because they need not hire alot of people to do all those tasks or rather different companies for that matter.
DeleteI fully concur with you motion, it is of paramount importance that organisation adapt and adopt to the current ways of doing business.
ReplyDeleteWith adaptation to the environment surrounding comes alot of success
DeleteIt is true and it is unfortunate that a lot of companies do not realise all of this and how important it is for them.
ReplyDeleteThose are the companies that keep on loosing more and more money. What do you think can be done to be able to keep those companies informed about such opportunities?
DeleteI definitely agree...PR agencies should work really hard at making sure their roles are valued in companies, and to do that they need to adapt.
ReplyDeleteIts unfortunate that it takes a business to lose its clients to be able for it to change its way of doing things
DeleteI do not agree with the idea because people are already thinking marketing and PR is the same thing, having them all in one roof is just adding petrol to the fire(perception). I also think as practitioners one day we will end up working as marketers than PRPs because there is no thin line whatsoever.
ReplyDeleteBut then this is not really about the general public now is it? Its has more to do with the company and its needs. People working in big organisations are believed to be educated and they surely do know the difference between the 2. I do agree that there is a knowledge gap but with todays technology you can never go wrong
Deleteim strongly in agreenment with you, and in addition to what has already been said,A detailed communication strategy is one that includes both traditional media and new media or digital in order to effectively reach out all relevant stakeholders with ease
ReplyDeleteIn this way, an organisation's clients will in the end be satisfied.
DeleteTrue... Organisations need to move with times in order know what their clients need and want. They need to adapt to new changes and the challenges they may face in the future.
ReplyDeleteWell said, digital media is the future and as future PRP's we have to move with times so that we can be able to sustain our clients.
ReplyDeleteMove with times to save money
DeleteTrue that....PR agencies should work at all best and make sure that the company image is been reckoned
ReplyDeleteNot just the image though, but to save the company money too
DeleteOrganisations have to adapt to the laws and regulations because this things are forever changig.
ReplyDeleteWhich laws and regulations exactly because pr is dynamic and its forever changing
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