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Winning Reputations How to Be Your Own Spin Doctor

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ISBN-10: 0333963652

ISBN-13: 9780333963654

Edition: 2002 (Revised)

Authors: Chris Genasi

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List price: $54.99
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan Limited
Publication date: 10/12/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 192
Size: 5.82" wide x 9.72" long x 0.44" tall
Weight: 0.726
Language: English

Chris Genasi has over 13 years experience of pubic relations. His specialism is the management of corporate reputation and he has advised several leading multinational companies. Chris is a Director of Shandwick Welbeck where he is responsible for the company's Corporate Division. He has particular experience in communications strategy development, internal culture change programmes, issues management, corporate media relations, opinion former communications and corporate citizen activity.

List of figures
List of tables
Foreword
Acknowledgements
A good reputation is worth fighting for
Rocket-fuelled reputation drivers
The rights and responsibilities of reputation builders
Mastering your reputation: the first small steps
Reputation as the new religion: the powers behind the movement
Beginning the journey to a winning reputation
Whose reputation is it anyway?
Your reputation architecture: a blueprint for a winning reputation
Engineering a healthy PR genome
Five key stages of the reputation architecture blueprint
Surveying the terrain
Sketching the finished building
Safe foundations
Structural strength
Ongoing maintenance
You are your PR: living out your reputation
Becoming a micro celebrity
Working out your key messages
Assembling a message delivery kit for a winning reputation
A personal winning reputation plan you can stick to
Reputation as performance art
Working backwards to reputation
Sound bites--speaking in headlines
Reach out when you speak out
Top props
Surprise others by surprising yourself
The grand gesture
Symbols
What the reputation consultants say ... and don't say
Getting best value from PR consultants
When to turn within and when to turn without
Extracting the most from your dream consultant
The consultants' advice on consultants
What makes a great PR guru?
The new e-economy: what it means for those building a winning reputation
Internet-nots
Media meltdown
Your online information service
Making the trip worthwhile
Sales/lead generation
Internal communications
Opinion former/stakeholder communications
Content, content, content
Visual connections
Online issues and crisis management
Chat room etiquette
The dark side of the boom
The new frontier with the old rules--getting started
Spreading your gospel: how to turn your employees into your biggest fans
Three steps to turning your employees into evangelists
The symbiotic relationship between PR and HR
Creating an employee communications campaign
Workers of the world unite ... into market segments
Blurred visions and missions
Putting on a show for the troops
Winning reputation case studies: learning from the best
Recommended further reading
Index