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This study guide provides an overview of marketing, journalism, public relations, and various promotion techniques. Marketing is defined as an all-encompassing discipline covering product, price, place, and promotion. Journalism, on the other hand, is objective reporting with fact-checking, trying to inform the public, and generating revenue through ad sales. Public relations focuses on building relationships between organizations for mutual benefit, promoting products through publicity and social media, and creating stories for the media. Sales promotion aims to generate short-term and long-term increases in sales using coupons and other promotional methods. Advertising also promotes products through various media, but it requires payment for ad space or time and offers weak credibility despite reaching a large audience.
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What is marketing All encompassing discipline that covers four aspects product, price, place, promotion. What is journalism Doesn’t fall under marketing. It is objective reporting with fact checking of whatever constitutes news Tries to inform the public Gets revenue by selling ad space threatend What is public relations Builds relatonships between oranizations. Management of relationships between all kinds of entities and for mutal and legimate benefit and gain. Helps to promote product through publicity and scoail media Creates a story and sells it to the media Less message control Strong credibility No major reach potential Socially responsible an Two way communication Planned activity Little visibilty Sales promotion Objecive to generate short-term and long term increases in sales of a product Uses promotion such as coupon to generate sales. Advertising Also promotes product through social media
Creates ad’s for mass media It costs space/time to put out ads Total message control Weak credibility Ads reach far Well known agencies Coverd by media