Public Relations & Marketing
The Fayette County School System’s public relations department has received
five awards from the Georgia Schools Public Relations Association (GSPRA)
for its printed and electronic communications.
Entries are judged on content, use of graphics/special effects and color,
layout and usefulness to the intended audience. This year’s winning entries
include two Channel 24 videos, Cross Country and Beyond and Hurricane
Katrina, both receiving gold; two special purpose brochures, teacher
recruitment and annual financial report, each receiving silver and the
2005-2006 calendar which received a bronze award.
The public relations department has received both national
and state awards for its publications since the office opened in 2001. All
totaled, the department has been awarded 45 national and state honors. |
8/29/07 You now have that website up and running. You have a
great product. You are all set to start taking orders and making those trips
to the bank to make deposits! And then you wait, and wait, and wait some
more! Unless someone can find your site, you will have a very long wait!
That is where the value and benefit of advertising comes in. Advertising is
what brings potential customers into your "virtual business door"...
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2-10-07 Public relations is a key element in any
marketing/communications program. Working in a complementary role with
advertising and promotions, public relations helps create a synergy where
all parts of the program reinforce and enhance one another.
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8/12/07 The job market recovery that began two years ago for
graduates of U.S. journalism and mass communication programs seems to have
stalled, according to findings released today by the University of Georgia’s
James M. Cox Jr. Center for International Mass Communication Training and
Research... More
1-29-07 Jimmy Booth, the longtime Fayette County
resident who has operated Jimmy Booth PR for the past 18 years, recently
moved both his business and his home from Peachtree City to Dahlonega in
the North Georgia mountains. More
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