Description
Book SynopsisTom Watson is Professor of Public Relations at Bournemouth University, with a focus on applied research and professional practice. He was formerly Associate Professor and Head of the School of Communication at Charles Sturt University in Australia and was chairman of the UK's Public Relations Consultants Association from 2000-2002.
Paul Noble FCIPR is an independent PR and communications trainer, consultant and facilitator. A CIPR Approved Trainer and e-learning specialist, he provides management support to growing PR consultancies, and is chief examiner of the CIPR's Advanced Certificate. Paul has 30 years' experience in senior consultancy, in-house and academic environments.
Trade Review"An excellent overview of the current status of PR evaluation." * Professor Philip Kitchen, Chair in Strategic Marketing, Hull University Business School *
"Watson and Noble explore the strategy behind assessing PR, with examples of what works from around the world." * Supply Management *
"This authoritative book is a must-read for professionals and academics alike. It shows how strategic communication can be planned, measured and aligned to overall organizational goals." * Professor Dr Ansgar Zerfass, University of Leipzig, Germany, and Bl Norwegian Business School, Oslo; President, European Public Relations Education and Research Association, Brussels *
"I recommend Evaluating Public Relations as a guide to the theory and best pratice that will enable you to define objectives and measure the impact of your work." * Stephen Waddington, Director, Ketchum Europe, and President, the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) *
"AMEC applauds the new edition of Evaluating Public Relations. I hope this practical book becomes mandatory reading for every PR professional, because without being able to prove the value of what you do, you undermine your role." * Barry Leggetter, CEO, the International Association for Measurement and Evaluation of Communication (AMEC) *
Table of Contents
- Chapter - 01: Principles of public relations theory and practice;
- Chapter - 02: Evaluation and communication psychology;
- Chapter - 03: The history and culture of PR measurement and evaluation;
- Chapter - 04: Gathering and interpreting information;
- Chapter - 05: Evaluation structures and processes;
- Chapter - 06: Developing a media evaluation system;
- Chapter - 07: Evaluation in practice – case studies;
- Chapter - 08: Objectives and objective setting;
- Chapter - 09: Relationship management and crisis communication measurement;
- Chapter - 10: Evaluating social media;
- Chapter - 11: Linking PR activity to business
