Edward Bernays’ Doctrine for the Public Relations Professional

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Edward Bernays’

Doctrine for the

Public Relations

Professional

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The counsel on public

relations must

maintain constant

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The counsel

on public relations

must be in a position

to deal effectively

with RUMORS

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HORRIGANS

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He does not

accept a client

whose interests

CONFLICT with

those of

another client.

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He does not accept a client whose case he

believes to be hopeless or whose product he

believes to be UNMARKETABLE.

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He should be CANDID

in his dealings.

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He functions

primarily as an

adviser to his

client, very

much as a

LAWYER does.

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The counsel on

public relations is

not an

ADVERTISING

man but he

advocates

advertising where

that is indicated.

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His first efforts

are, naturally,

devoted to

ANALYZING his

client's problems.

His next effort is to

analyze his public.

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He is NOT

DISSOCIATED from

the client in the

public's mind.

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His function may

include the

DISCOVERY of new

markets, the

existence of which

had been

unsuspected.

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