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Repositioning of PR Field in Developing Countries

In: Promotion and Marketing Communications

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  • Umut Ayman
  • Anil Kemal Kaya

Abstract

There is a big question in the market whether companies are giving a real equity for public relations (PR) field in developing countries. In developing countries, unfortunately, managers are not giving full support for PR professional in their institutions. Companies apply some of the marketing communication (MC) elements while trying to reach their target market and focus on the elements that can show performance in a short term, mostly because they want to return their investment in a short term. Advertising and sales promotion activities are measurable in a short run, and PR and sales force performance are measured in a long run; hence, companies prefer to allocate their budget more for their shortterm activities than long-term activities because they perceive all as extra cost, which is not true. Thus, managers have to believe that MC campaign is not an extra cost and that it is a type of communication investment for good corporate image and reputation for the public. This chapter is emphasizing what PR professionals are doing in their fields will be discussed in detail. Thus, this chapter is important because it is guiding the companies that have operations in developing countries about what they will expect from their PR professional when they build on their strategic communication.

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  • Umut Ayman & Anil Kemal Kaya, 2020. "Repositioning of PR Field in Developing Countries," Chapters, in: Umut Ayman & Anil Kemal Kaya (ed.), Promotion and Marketing Communications, IntechOpen.
  • Handle: RePEc:ito:pchaps:200583
    DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.89980
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    Keywords

    public relations; strategic communication; backbone; developing countries;
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    • M31 - Business Administration and Business Economics; Marketing; Accounting; Personnel Economics - - Marketing and Advertising - - - Marketing

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