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Explain the importance of journalistic skills for a Public Relations Practitioner (PRP).​

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Answered by chandarai995884670
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The importance of journalistic skills for public relations professionals cannot be underestimated. An interesting fact about PR professionals is that a large majority who transition from other careers come from journalism. Most academic programs that specialize in public relations require training in journalism. Many require experience writing as reporters for school newspapers or working as broadcast journalists for university-sponsored radio and television programs. A thorough understanding of what makes news and the criteria for what makes something newsworthy are essential to understanding the process of public relations. In many cases, a public relations practitioner functions as an internal news reporter to an organization in sourcing stories for company materials, including newsletters, blogs and websites and social media channels. These same communications skills are necessary when assisting journalists who seek interviews and sources to produce news stories. As the PR practitioner plays an advocacy role for the organization, he or she counsels company executives in developing thematic narratives, key messaging points and articulates the company identity through effective storytelling. This includes coaching colleagues on speeches, presentations, and writing/editing materials to be used for internal and external distribution. The PR practitioner is often called upon to function as an official company spokesperson and to provide official company statements to the news media and various external audiences. Fundamental to the practice of media relations is to have a deep understanding of the audiences or stakeholders who will hear, see or read the messaging. This allows the PR practitioner to tailor the message to a particular demographic so that it’s received, understood and acted upon in a desirable manner. This shapes the company’s brand identity and is particularly important in times of crisis or controversy.

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Answered by EhsaanGhaazi
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  • Journalistic skills are very important for a Public Relations Practitioner (PRP).​ It is impossible to overestimate the relevance of journalistic abilities for public relations practitioners. A fascinating truth about public relations specialists is that the bulk of them come from a background in journalism. The majority of public relations university degrees involve journalistic expertise. Many of them demand experience as school newspaper reporters or as broadcast journalists for university-sponsored radio and television programs.

  • Understanding what makes something newsworthy and the criteria for what makes something noteworthy is critical to comprehending the public relations process. A public relations professional sometimes serves as an internal news reporter for an organization, sourcing articles for company materials such as newsletters, blogs, websites, and social media platforms.

  • When supporting journalists in their search for interviews and sources for news stories, these same communication skills are required. As an advocate for the organization, the PR practitioner advises company executives on the development of theme narratives, key messaging points, and the expression of the company's identity through effective storytelling. Coaching colleagues on speeches, presentations, and writing/editing materials for internal and external distribution are all part of this.

  • The public relations professional is frequently called upon to serve as an official corporate spokesperson and to issue formal company statements to the news media and other external audiences. A detailed grasp of the audiences or stakeholders who will hear, see, or read the messaging is essential to the profession of media relations. This helps the PR professional to personalize the message to a certain demographic, ensuring that it is properly received, understood, and acted upon. This helps to define the company's brand identity, which is especially critical during times of crisis or controversy.

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