The Fall of Advertising and the Rise of PR (Review and Analysis of the Ries' Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Al Ries and Laura Ries' book: "The Fall of Advertising and the Rise of PR" shows that none of the recent business success stories have spent much money on advertising. Instead, companies such as Starbucks and PlayStation have invested in public relations. In their book, the authors explain the key differences between advertising and PR and why the latter is the only method that reaches the people who really matter. This summary demonstrates why you should start focusing on PR and what benefits it could bring for your company.
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Marketing has moved away from the advertising era and into the public relations (PR) era.
As evidence of this, look at all the great brands which have become established in recent years – like Starbucks, Wal-Mart, The Body Shop, Amazon.com, Yahoo!, eBay, PlayStation, Harry Potter, Microsoft, Oracle and Intel. None of these brands have spent anything much on brand name advertising. Instead, all of these brands have become well known in their respective industries through the publicity that has been generated by having third parties in the media write about them or talk about them. Any advertising which these companies have done to build the brand came after they were well known, not before.
Public relations has now become the most effective way to build and grow a brand. PR has credibility, whereas most consumers are skeptical of any claims made in advertisements. PR generates positive perceptions of any product or service by allowing a company to tell its story indirectly through third parties, primarily the media. And, most importantly, publicity generates stories that consumers like to see or hear about because they think they’re hearing about something new and exciting. By contrast, any claims made in advertising are considered to be an interruption at best and an annoyance at worst.
All of which means in any marketing campaign, PR should take the lead role. Advertising should be used to supplement and repeat the positive perceptions which have been created through the initial publicity. PR creates the brand and advertising can then be used