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Becoming a Public Relations Writer: A Writing Workbook for Emerging and Established Media 4th Revised edition [Mīkstie vāki]

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(Buffalo State College, USA)
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  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Feb-2012
  • Izdevniecība: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 0415888026
  • ISBN-13: 9780415888028
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  • ISBN-10: 0415888026
  • ISBN-13: 9780415888028
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Becoming a Public Relations Writer is a comprehensive guide to the writing process for public relations practice. Using straightforward, no-nonsense language, realistic examples, easy-to-follow steps and practical exercises, this text introduces the various formats and styles of writing you will encounter as a public relations practitioner. A focus on ethical and legal issues is woven throughout, with examples and exercises addressing public relations as practiced by corporations, non-profit agencies, and other types of organizations both large and small. In addition, the book offers the most comprehensive list of public relations writing formats to be found anywhere---from the standard news release to electronic mail and other opportunities using a variety of technologies and media.

The fourth edition has been updated to reflect significant developments in the public relations field, including:

  • New chapter on multimedia and social media releases
  • New chapter on websites, blogs, and wikis
  • Expansion of the chapter on direct mail and online appeals
  • Updated examples of actual pieces of public relations writing
  • A companion website including writing exercises, PowerPoint presentations, and relevant links

Through its comprehensive and accessible approach, Becoming a Public Relations Writer is an invaluable resource for future and current public relations practitioners.

Preface xi
About the Author xvi
Part One PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE WRITING
1(78)
1 Writing ... and What It Means to You
3(10)
Freewriting
3(2)
Writing: Creative or Functional
5(3)
Creative Writing
5(1)
Functional Writing
6(1)
Creativity and Functionality
7(1)
Writing to Influence
7(1)
Becoming a Better Writer
8(5)
An Acquired Talent
9(1)
A Developing Talent
9(2)
An Ongoing Commitment
11(2)
2 Effective Writing
13(28)
Standard Usage
13(8)
Usage Tip 1 Rules and Guidelines
14(1)
Usage Tip 2 Grammatical Myths
15(1)
Usage Tip 3 Levels of Formality
15(1)
Usage Tip 4 Bulky Sentences
16(1)
Usage Tip 5 Evolving Usage and Rules
16(1)
Usage Tip 6 Noun-Pronoun Agreement
16(1)
Usage Tip 7 Subject-Verb Agreement
17(1)
Usage Tip 8 Simple Punctuation
18(1)
Usage Tip 9 Proper Word Placement
18(1)
Usage Tip 10 Parallel Structure
19(2)
Simple Language
21(5)
Language Tip 1 Writing Naturally
21(1)
Language Tip 2 Wordy Phrases
21(1)
Language Tip 3 Simple Words
22(1)
Language Tip 4 Short Sentences
22(1)
Language Tip 5 Redundancies
23(1)
Language Tip 6 Active Voice
24(1)
Language Tip 7 Adjectives and Adverbs
25(1)
Meaningful Language
26(8)
Diction Tip 1 Word Pictures
26(1)
Diction Tip 2 Precise Language
27(1)
Diction Tip 3 Strong Words
28(1)
Diction Tip 4 Cliches and Journalese
28(1)
Diction Tip 5 Loaded Words
29(1)
Diction Tip 6 Jargon
29(2)
Diction Tip 7 New Words
31(1)
Diction Tip 8 Foreign Words
32(1)
Diction Tip 9 Pretentious Language
32(1)
Diction Tip 10 Honest Language
32(2)
Inclusive Language
34(7)
Bias Tip 1 Gender
35(2)
Bias Tip 2 Physical Characteristics
37(1)
Bias Tip 3 Race and Ethnicity
38(1)
Bias Tip 4 Culture and Lifestyle
38(3)
3 Persuasive and Ethical Communication
41(18)
Theories of Public Communication
41(3)
Process of Communication
41(1)
Object of Communication
42(1)
Effect of Communication
43(1)
Communication and Persuasion
44(3)
Persuasion
45(1)
Historical Roots
45(2)
Research on Persuasion
47(1)
Social Psychology Research
47(1)
Personality Research
48(1)
Lessons from Research
48(7)
Message Source
49(3)
Message Structure
52(1)
Message Content
52(1)
Media Factors
53(1)
Audience Factors
54(1)
Propaganda
55(4)
Persuasion versus Propaganda
56(1)
Codes of Ethics
57(2)
4 The Writing Process
59(20)
Strategic Planning
59(3)
Analysis of Key Publics
60(2)
Planning Sheet
62(3)
Elements of a Planning Sheet
63(2)
Researching the Topic
65(3)
Casual Research
65(2)
Secondary Research
67(1)
Primary Research
68(1)
Media Directories
68(1)
Nine Steps to Effective Writing
68(11)
Going through the Process
71(5)
Wrap-Up for Part One
76(3)
Part Two PUBLIC RELATIONS WRITING FOR JOURNALISTIC MEDIA
79(152)
5 News and Public Relations
81(14)
Defining News
81(9)
News Interest
84(5)
Categories of News
89(1)
Finding News
90(1)
Generating News
91(4)
6 Fact Sheet and Advisory
95(10)
News Fact Sheet
95(4)
Background Fact Sheet
99(1)
Event Listings
99(1)
Media Memo
100(5)
Media Advisory
101(1)
Public Advisory
102(1)
Story Idea Memo
103(1)
Pitch Letter
104(1)
7 News Writing Style
105(15)
News Style
106(9)
Short Sentences
106(1)
Simple Language
107(2)
Titles of People
109(1)
Attribution of Quotes
110(2)
Objectivity
112(2)
Neutrality
114(1)
Accuracy
114(1)
Newsworthy Information
115(1)
Legal Issues
115(5)
Defamation
115(2)
Privacy
117(3)
8 Print News Release
120(35)
News Release Format
121(4)
Basics of News Release Writing
125(10)
Lead
126(5)
Strategic Focus for Lead
131(2)
Benefit Statement
133(1)
Info/Action Statement
134(1)
Secondary Detail
134(1)
Background Information
134(1)
Organizational Identification
135(1)
Examples of News Releases
135(1)
News Brief
135(6)
Local News Release
141(3)
Special
142(2)
Types of News Release
144(4)
Announcement Release
144(3)
Follow-Up Release
147(1)
Rewriting
148(1)
Common Errors in News Releases
149(6)
Why So Many Poor Releases?
152(3)
9 Broadcast News Release
155(20)
Broadcast Writing Style
155(4)
Broadcast Lead
159(2)
Pronouncer
161(3)
Broadcast News Release
164(11)
Actuality Release
164(4)
Audio News Release
168(1)
Video News Release
169(4)
B-Roll Package
173(2)
10 Multimedia and Social Media Release
175(14)
E-Mail Release
175(3)
Social Media Release
178(4)
SMR Writing
179(3)
Online Newsroom
182(4)
Media Page Models
185(1)
Optimize Online Presence
186(3)
11 Organizational Feature
189(19)
Features and Public Relations Writing
189(2)
Feature Writing Style
191(1)
Writing about People
192(5)
Biographical Narrative
192(1)
Personal Profile
193(2)
Personal Interview
195(2)
Writing about Organizations
197(3)
Organizational History
197(1)
Organizational Profile
198(1)
Backgrounder
199(1)
Writing about Issues
200(8)
How-To Article
201(3)
Question-and-Answer Feature
204(2)
Case Study
206(1)
Information Digest
207(1)
12 Advocacy and Opinion
208(23)
Issues Management
208(3)
Identifying Issues
208(2)
Analyzing Issues
210(1)
Communicating the Position
210(1)
Position Statement
211(7)
Part 1 Issue Background
212(1)
Part 2 Position
213(1)
Part 3 Conclusion
213(3)
Writing a Position Statement
216(1)
Design Elements
217(1)
Organizational Statement
218(1)
Official Statement
218(1)
Contingency Statement
218(1)
Talk Paper
218(1)
Letter to the Editor
219(3)
Writing to Gain Publicity
220(1)
Writing to Correct Errors
221(1)
Writing to Advocate a Cause
222(1)
Commentary
222(1)
Issue Advisory
223(1)
Proclamation
224(1)
Petition
225(2)
Green Dissemination
227(4)
Wrap-Up for Part Two
229(2)
Part Three PUBLIC RELATIONS WRITING FOR ORGANIZATIONAL MEDIA
231(128)
13 Newsletter and Corporate Report
233(21)
Newsletter
233(9)
Purpose of Newsletter
234(1)
Types of Newsletter
235(1)
Newsletter Writing
236(1)
Audience Focus
237(1)
Newsletter Writing Style
237(3)
Newsletter Headline
240(2)
Corporate Report
242(2)
Annual Report
242(2)
Copy Editing
244(4)
Intellectual Property Law
248(6)
Copyright
248(2)
Trademark
250(3)
Service Mark
253(1)
14 Website, Blog, and Wiki
254(20)
Website
254(10)
Concise Web Writing
256(1)
Scannable Web Writing
257(1)
Objective Web Writing
258(2)
Interactive Website
260(1)
Website Evaluation
261(3)
Blog
264(7)
Blog versus Website
264(1)
Attracting Readers
265(1)
Blog Name
266(1)
Blog Content
266(1)
Writing Blog Posts
267(3)
Blog Evaluation
270(1)
Wiki
271(3)
Public Relations and Wikis
271(1)
Wiki Writing
272(1)
Wiki Ethics
272(2)
15 Flier and Brochure
274(11)
Flier
274(3)
Design for Fliers
275(2)
Brochure
277(8)
Planning Brochures
279(4)
Production Schedule
283(2)
16 Direct Mail and Online Appeal
285(21)
Making Appeals
285(10)
Reader Interest
290(2)
Writing the Appeal
292(3)
Putting it Together
295(6)
Envelope
295(1)
Appeal Letter
296(3)
Response Device
299(1)
Acknowledgment
300(1)
Online Fundraising
301(5)
Nonprofit Organizations
301(1)
Political Fundraising
302(1)
Power of the Web
302(2)
Cost of E-Mail Fundraising
304(1)
Writing E-Mail Appeals
304(2)
17 Public Relations Advertising
306(26)
Creativity
306(5)
Free Association
308(1)
Forced Association
309(2)
Public Relations and Advertising
311(3)
Consumer Advertising
311(1)
Public Relations Advertising
312(2)
Developing the Message
314(4)
Visual Message
315(1)
Verbal Message
316(2)
Advertising Layout
318(1)
Advertising Media
318(2)
Writing Public Relations Ads
320(3)
Public Service Advertising
323(3)
Public Interest Topic
323(3)
Advertising Council
326(6)
18 Speechwriting
332(27)
Speech
333(14)
Planning the Speech
334(2)
Writing the Speech
336(2)
Effective Speechwriting
338(6)
Audio-Visual Aids
344(2)
Evaluating the Speech
346(1)
Question-Answer Session
347(3)
Being Interviewed
348(2)
Handling Hostility
350(1)
News Conference
350(9)
Planning Sheet
352(1)
Invitational Advisory
352(1)
News Conference Agenda
353(1)
News Statement
353(1)
Media Kit
353(2)
Questions and Answers
355(1)
News Conference Follow-Up
355(1)
Evaluation
355(2)
Wrap-Up for Part Three
357(2)
Appendix A Common Sense Stylebook for Public Relations Writers 359(17)
Appendix B Copy Editing 376(2)
Bibliography 378(5)
Glossary 383(18)
Index 401
Ronald D. Smith is Professor of Public Communication and former Chair of the Communication Department at Buffalo State (SUNY). He currently serves as interim Associate Dean of the School of Arts and Humanities. He is an accredited member of the Public Relations Society of America.