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Step 2: The PR Plan
R.A.C.E Basics
R: Research
A: Action or Planning
C: Communication
E: Evaluation or Measurement
A: Action
Planning refers to the process of setting goals or objectives and finding ways to meet them.
Stage 2 in R.A.C.E
• Coordinated
• Thought out
• Outline
• Modified
• Updated
Parts of PR Plan
1. Situation
2. Objectives
3. Audience
4. Strategy
5. Tactics
6. Calendar or Timeline
7. Budget
8. Measurement
Situation:
• The “problem”
• Short-term or long-term
Ex: Diet Sprite sales are low
Objective
• Realistic• Measurable• Clear• Quantifiable• Address situation
Ex: Increase sales of Diet Sprite by 5% over the next year
Audience
• Who takes action?
• Who the “public”
• Base audience on research
Ex: 20-30 year olds across the US, health conscious, but hip
Strategy
• Guideline• Theme• Rationale
Ex: Theme- “Refresh Your Life” Strategy: A three-pronged media approach to reach new customers and sustain current customers.
Tactics
• Media Channels
• Nuts and Bolts
• Ex: Magazine coverage, social media and digital video
Calendar
• Timing
• Scheduling
• Timeline
Ex: New Years, Super Bowl, summertime
Budget
• Price out proposal
• Reverse budget
Ex: Diet Sprite allocated $100,000 for a summer promo campaign
Measurement
• Must relate to objectives
• Can be qualitative or quantitative
• Must be in line with company goals
• Shouldn’t promise miracles
• Often times used as benchmark
Next Steps
R.A.C.E
C: Communication
To be continued…