3 punches for knock-out PR

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DARA QUACKENBUSH SENIOR LECTURER, PUBLIC RELATIONS TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY TWITTER: @DQUACK EMAIL: [email protected] The 3 Punches Needed to Create Knock-Out PR

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10 am session at PCA10 by Dara Quackenbush. It's the three things you need for great PR.

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DARA QUACKENBUSHSENIOR LECTURER, PUBLIC RELATIONS

TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITYTWITTER: @DQUACK

EMAIL: [email protected]

The 3 Punches Needed to Create Knock-Out PR

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The 3 Punches

Jab -- Audience Cross -- MessageUppercut -- Media

PR

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DemographicsDemographics PsychographicsPsychographics

AgeGenderRaceLocationFamily sizeIncomeEducation

ActivitiesInterestsOpinionsAttitudesValuesBeliefs

The Jab: Who is your audience?

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“Julie”“Julie”Mid-30sMarriedTwo children

under 5Lives in

WestlakeMid-level

executiveMBA

Soccer momDrives SUVRecyclesBuys organicRunnerWatches

Food Network

Create a profile

Beginning to wonder if she can have it all

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Why does your audience choose you?

Not always why you thinkPrice NOT always the most

importantQuestions to ask:

What do you offer that others don’t? What are the three most important

considerations when purchasing a widget?

Which of these can you own? How do you compare to your

competition? Why do they choose you?

Why do your customers buy cake from you, not HEB?

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When does your audience choose you?

FrequencySpecial occasionsRepeat businessWhat precipitates the

purchasing decision?

Knowing when your customers choose you is almost as

important as knowing why they choose you

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The Cross: What’s the story?

Define or be definedBig picture, not detailsCompellingSimplistic

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Develop key messages

What’s important to your audienceWhat promise can you deliverKey messages must be:

Just 2-3 messages Concise Consistent

The right key messages are the key to your success

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The Uppercut: What are your key media?

What media does your audience consume?

Rifle, not shotgun

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Understand your key media

Really KNOW your key outletsBeat reportersCompelling stories

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