Public Relations

the life cycle begins when a developed country, having a new product to satisfy consumer needs, wants to exploit its technology break-through by by selling abroad. Later it shifts outside to reduce the cost and increase in demand outside. when the demand stagnates it switches to a standard product to be able to compete in cost.

example computers,
initially produced in USA
then exported from USA
production bases shifted outside, Taiwan, Singapore (and now China)
USA today importing Computers from outside (max assembly in USA, though even that is costly)


it has three stages
New Product - first home country, then export to others from home country
Maturity - Shifting production bases outside due to economical reasons
Standardisation - Product standardised and mostly imported in home country (Read USA)

There are multiple types and forms of corporate relations. These include public affairs and relations, community relations and reinvestment, and intracompany relations (through management communications and human resources) for example.

Evaluating promotion invloves making a judgment on how successful or not a promotional compaign ha been. Evaluation of promotion is based on opinion and views. However promotion and advertising is rairely cheap. A businesss should therefore also be prepared to evaluate in a more objective and quantifiable way before it commits to spending money on promotion andd after thr promotion.

One way that advertising influences consumers negatively, is to make one believe they need something that they don't. Advertising can also make consumers feel badly about themselves.

a lot!

Advertising is one of the eight components under Promotion in the 9P's of Marketing. Promotion is the communication element includes personal and non-personal communication activities. Activities that communicate the merits of the overall product, which include: Should we promote? What should we promote? To whom should we promote? What economic and discount levels should we offer? What form of promotion should we offer? What features? How frequent? Look at consistency of message and messaging, especially with and within the different targets/elements/components/parts. Advertising--Mass or nonpersonal selling: TV, radio, magazines, newspaper, outdoor/out-of-home (OOH), online, mobile. Advertising is structured and composed of nonpersonal communication of information, usually paid for and usually persuasive in nature, about products (goods, services) and ideas by identified sponsors through various media. (Contemporary Advertising, 14the, Arens, Weigold, Arens, 2013) Advertising is any paid form of nonpersonal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor. (Principles of Marketing, 15e, Kotler and Armstrong, 2014). Ads can be a cost-effective way to disseminate messages, whether to build a brand preference or to educate people.The definition of advertising is changing; the lines between what is advertising and what is marketing are blurring and the traditional sponsorship model of advertising isn't as "cut and dry" as it used to be. Advertising today seems to be taking on more of a distribution model whereby the channels of communication include owned (website, social pages), earned (WOM, social sharing) and paid media. An example with mobile marketing and advertising, as cell phones/mobile devices keep changing and turn into multi use devices including payment activators. The mobile device and/or cell phone is a very personal medium. Can be on 24/7, people and potential shoppers run their lives off of mobile. It's business, it's personal, and it's information generating/gathering/forwarding. It's been referred to as "a brand in the hand" or "brands in the hands." Another component of Advertising, under "Promotion" includes product placement, integrating the product or service into the TV program. In the 2014 Academy Awards, Ellen DeGeneres with Bradley Cooper, Meryl Strep, Jennifer Lawrence and others took a "selfie" with a Samsung's Galaxy Note 3. The product placement was negotiated as part of a $20 million broadcast buy, for this major sponsor of the telecast. .

cheted by shopkeepers and vendors by their unstandardised weights and measures.

The average salary for a district manager with the Liquor Control Board of Ontario is $117,674. The average annual salary for an inventory manager at LCBO is $112,535, and the average salary for a category manager is $111,904.

It depends on your location, years of experience and the type of product you manage. You can check salary.com for more information.

Following are some examples of median salaries for Product Managers in the USA as of December 28, 2011:

Product/Brand Manager: $91,446

Credit Card Product Manager: $81,920

Retail Banking Product Manager I: $68,449

Web Product Manager I: $60,246

This does not include years of experience or size of the business.

For example, a Web Product Manager I (in real life, the position title would just be "Product Manager" and the person would work at an internet company) who is just starting out at a start-up could expect to earn somewhere on the low end of the salary scale: $39,365 to $51,222 (the bottom 10% - 25% of pay). But someone with 3-5 years of experience working for a large corporation could expect to earn on the high end of the scale: $74,158 - $83,183 (the top 25% - 10% of pay).

The nature of advertising is persuading and attracting bees to the flower you want to be pollinated. Or in other words, attracting customers that bring in money for exchange of the product or service you want to sell. The basic nature of advertising is "Persuasion" and "Exchange".

It aims at influencing public opinion-since PR recognizew the power of public opinion,it aims at influencing it. aims of public relations

The general manager makes $90,000 to $150,000 and executive team leader makes $45,000 to 75,000

This is Muralidharan Kuppuswami Iyer from India. Public relations is relatively a narrow one compared to Corporate Communication, which is very broad. In fact, the time has evolved to an extent that the word "public relations" is no more there at least in the corporate areana. Corporate communication encapsulates the functions of public relations. Even today, you can see a lot of Government offices and Public sector companies speaking a lot about "public relations". Mostly they serve locally. For example, if you go to universities, you will find a board hanging right under the head of a person "Public Relations Officer", where he serves the students by answering their questions and clarify doubts etc. So, you can very well assume it as a "local" flavour, an old term. The world has fast changed. The technologies are at their vibrant best. The world has shrinked so much that you can have the entire world brought right at your desktops. Thanks to internet revolution. Business is not local anymore. You find only multi national corporations, where global business is done throgh global presence. It goes without saying that these companies have to deal externally more than internally. A company might communicate with their share holders, place itself in high esteem through best branding globally and so on. Therefore, all these sorts of things necessitated for a new name, which is "corporate communication", which is of course unlike "public relations" really bigger and wider with respect to its roles they play, responsibilities they have towards different segments, the audience they address both locally and globally. Yes, it is difficult to bottle the ocean... Hope I at least broken the ice a bit! with little time I had... Regards

administeration is a process that calls for many intermediaries and small business chains' involvement. :)

no pay obviously

Errr... No PAY because we are gready and we want money!

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There are no particular techniques for customer relations. To be a good customer rep, all you have to do is listen to the customer and try as hard as you can to fix whatever problem they are having. They won't ever forget the effort you put into helping them.

A relationship between a corporate body and a stakeholder

deference between market and marketing

Personalization Peer-to-Peer ParticipationPredictive modeling

publicity has to build a good relation between organistation and the public

They earn lots of money by : Ronald Banks

A Tour Manager earn between $1,500.00 and $ 4,500 a week.