ABC Public Relations & Brand Management Flashcards
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In US brand law, using a competitor's trademarked brand name in comparative advertising is:
Answer: Generally permissible if the comparison is truthful and non-deceptive
US law permits comparative advertising that uses competitor brand names as long as comparisons are truthful, accurate, and not misleading under FTC guidelines.
What is 'thought leadership' in the context of brand communications?
Answer: The strategic positioning of executives or brands as authoritative experts in their field through content and commentary
Thought leadership builds brand credibility and trust by positioning the organization or its spokespeople as knowledgeable authorities through articles, speaking, and insights.
Which stakeholder group typically requires the MOST customized messaging in a brand communication strategy?
Answer: All stakeholder groups require customized messaging based on their unique interests and communication needs
Effective brand communication recognizes that each stakeholder group has distinct concerns and information needs, requiring tailored messaging for each audience.
What is 'issues management' in public relations?
Answer: Proactively monitoring and strategically responding to emerging societal trends or issues that could affect the organization
Issues management involves identifying emerging trends, topics, or potential controversies early enough to address them proactively before they become full crises.
A brand 'ambassador program' is primarily designed to:
Answer: Leverage authentic advocacy from credible individuals to amplify brand messages
Ambassador programs harness genuine enthusiasm from employees, customers, or influencers to create authentic, credible brand advocacy that resonates more than paid media.
In evaluating a PR campaign, the Barcelona Principles primarily advocate for:
Answer: Measuring real outcomes and rejecting AVE as a measure of PR value
The Barcelona Principles establish that PR measurement should focus on meaningful outcomes and explicitly reject AVE as a valid measure of communication value.