PR (Public Relations)
As a Noun
- The professional practice of managing and maintaining a positive public image for individuals, organizations, or brands.
- Communication strategies used to influence public perception and media coverage.
- The relationship between an organization and the public, including customers, media, and stakeholders.
As Other Form
- Publicist (Noun): A person responsible for managing public relations.
Word History
The term PR is short for Public Relations, which originated in the early 20th century. It became widely recognized as a profession when companies and governments started using media strategies to shape public perception. The concept evolved with the rise of mass media and digital communication.
Examples
- The company hired a PR firm to improve its brand image.
- Good PR can help businesses recover from negative press.
- Celebrity PR teams handle media relations and publicity events.
Synonyms
Publicity, media relations, corporate communications, branding, reputation management
Related Words
Marketing, advertising, promotion, influence
Antonyms
Secrecy, obscurity, bad publicity, negative press