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TEXTO 1: Example objectives might include:   

New product or service launch converage Company events announced PR tactics and tolos

Five things to remember when it´s time to create that PR campaign:      

Be Smart Be educated Be creative Be integrated Be attentive Consider the four “P”: photography, pitch, profile and press pack.

TEXTO 2: 1. Define the event The academic event organized at located in Roca UAI consists of a guided tour aimed at high school students to finalize the same which aims to attract new customers. The same day September 4 at 9.00 and 13.00. 2. Define the objective The objective to which the event is directed is: Attract students to enter in 2019 and train to contribute to the social development of the country. 3. Publics The audiences to which we address the PR are: Those people who wish to continue their training in order to obtain a university study. 4. Media coverage and diffusion. The media that will be used are: social networks, brochures, informative videos and advertising in secondary schools from our visit to these educational spaces. 5. Describe the press release. The RRPP has a press release to present it to the media. The same information should not forget the information of the contacts of the university. 6. How is the agenda organized and what in it for? The agenda serves to have knowledge of the times of events and has been taken into account at the time when users can not access their future.

7. Development of the event The day of the event. Classrooms, laboratories, computer room and cafeteria will be observed. Then talks about different careers will be given and information leaflets will be given on them. 8. Publish event You can see the feedback through a survey at the end of the event and through inscriptions to measure the effectiveness of it.

TEXTO 3: Public relation across cultures PB practitioners knows that is not difficult within their own nations and cultures, but different with a forgeign audience That spoken: Speakers must be aware of the topics such as: politics and/or religion can be sensitive issue in other cultures, differences in humor, metaphors, aphorisms and anecdotes. The same happens with a written PR campaign. Some cultures may prefer colorful and inspirational writing, other factual and objective and other may that incorporate a religious or moral tone.

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