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PR IN PRACTICE SERIES
Relations
Strategy
Second Edition
Sandra Oliver
Public
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PR IN PRACTICE SERIES
Public
Relations
Strategy
Sandra Oliver
London and Philadelphia
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Publisher’s note
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First published in 2001 by Kogan Page Limited
Second edition 2007
Reprinted 2007
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The right of Sandra Oliver to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted
by her in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
ISBN-10 0 7494 4865 2
ISBN-13 978 0 7494 4865 3
British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data
A CIP record for this book is available from the British Library.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Oliver, Sandra.
Public relations strategy : a managerial approach / Sandra Oliver. – 2nd ed.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7494-4865-3
ISBN-10: 0-7494-4865-2
1. Public relations–Management. I. Title.
HD59.O45 2007
659.2–dc22
2006034169
Typeset by JS Typesetting Ltd, Porthcawl, Mid Glamorgan
Printed and bound in Great Britain by Creative Print and Design (Wales), Ebbw Vale
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Contents
List of figures and tables
v
Foreword
vii
Preface
ix
Acknowledgements
xiii
1. Not ‘Just’ Public Relations: PR strategy in a management
context
1
What is strategy? 2; Power and influence 5; Public relations
and organizational culture 5; Best practice 7; Corporate
communication academic models 7; Semantics 12; Operational
strategy 14; The feedback cycle 19; Control vs co-dependency 20;
Campaign : PSA Peugeot Citroën, Spain 21; Reflection 24
2. PR’s Place on the board: a core governance role
25
Top-down, bottom-up communication 26; From function to
strategy 28; Cognitive dissonance: coping with conflict 32; The
CEO as cultural icon 35; Performance assessment 36; Assessing
future performance 38; Tangible and intangible assets 38;
Reputation vs the Operating and Financial Review 39; Strategic
alliances 41; Campaign : TAASA, USA 43; Reflection 47
3. Reputation Management: a celebrity-driven society 48
Corporate image 49; Image and branding 50; Corporate
iii
Contents
identity 51; Visual identity 51; Semiotics: logos and livery 52;
Substance vs style 53; Reputation 55; Campaign : Standard Bank,
South Africa 56; Reflection 60
4. Internal Communication and PR: employees as ambassadors 61
Mayhem vs morale 61; Privacy and confidentiality 62;
Communication as a core competency 63; Communicating
change 63; Change development plans 64; Fairness vs
flexibility 65; Communication as team effort 67; Campaign :
Edelman Public Relations Worldwide, USA 69; Reflection 72
5. Beyond ‘Customer is King’: sales and marketing promotion 73
Conceptual authenticity 74; Knowledge and skill 75; Value-added
and IMC 77; Competitive advantage 79; Customer relations 81;
Business-to-business relations 82; Web analysis and evaluation 83;
Efficiency vs effectiveness 83; Tools and techniques 85; Promotion
performance 87; Performance gaps 87; Marketing vs
manufacturing 88; Campaign : 3M, USA 89; Reflection 92
6. Media Relations: a borderless world view
93
Mass communication 94; Rhetoric vs reality 95; Message
modelling 96; Think global, act local 98; Today’s future 99;
Campaign : Royal Caribbean International, USA 100; Reflection 103
7. Research Methods: measures and motives
104
Art vs science 104; Validity and reliability 106; Balanced
scorecard 107; Narrative methods 108; Intertextuality
analysis 110; PR as a social science 112; Campaign : Marriott
Hotel Group, Indonesia 114; Reflection 118
8. The Ethical Dimension: a moral imperative
119
PR vs propaganda 120; Ethical evaluation 121; Campaign : The
Russian Public Relations Association 126; Reflection 131
Glossary
132
Bibliography
135
Further Reading
140
Index
142
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