Helping an organization's operations to grow and succeed is the ultimate goal of any PR strategy put in place. In this context the role of the PR professional you need to consider a number of different elements, trying to position the organization appropriately, creating a message and using media that adapt to this goal.
How to make the organization relevant?
What is relevant to part of your audience may not be relevant to another type of customer or to the media.
- Put yourself in the shoes of the audience you want to reach and try to understand what is relevant to them.
- Create your strategy starting from the basics: what are your objectives?
- Tell your story and evaluate the relevance of your content.
- Find angles that make your story interesting and worth knowing.
Remember that not everything can be delegatedMany journalists prefer to speak directly to their CEO or a board member rather than to the PR manager. Managers in your organization need to be prepared to deal with the media, and content needs to be continually worked on to make it truly appealing.
Finally, it is important to insist on the need to coordinate a PR strategy with the business strategy Next. If you make a statement about how a certain aspect of the operation, the organization is expected to act accordingly. It's easier to make grandiose statements than it is to develop effective market positioning.