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public relations and how the media
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uses gratification theory by Jacqueline Valdez,
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no.
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What is public relations public relations relates to many other disciplines?
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As mentioned in the presentation from the video that we watched.
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Um, public relations has a great sense of advertising.
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Working in the public relations field,
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you will be able to advertise better and most people will have
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and understanding of how the media uses different strategies to advertise.
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So one of the pearls that advertising is,
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you are able to gather the information you need in regards
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to the type of audience you are trying to appeal to
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public relations continued advertising.
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If you are trying to provoke marketing,
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then you will want to use the four piece mentioned in the presentation by dr glover
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where the four PS and then what are the three extra PS.
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The first four P. S are
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product price placement promotion.
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Product. What is the product that you're trying to sell or advertise
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to price? What are the price ranges? And why are you choosing that price?
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What makes your price better than the other prices of other people
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that are advertising the same subject or materials as you are?
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three placement for promotion,
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five Packaging, 6 positioning and seven people
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right promotion.
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How will you promote and what will gain interest in your promotion?
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What are the strategies that you're using for your promotion?
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Um, what is your appeal to the audience
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and what makes your promotion different from the others as well?
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And as a public relations student, you'll be able to
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compete with others that are trying to promote their products.
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You will know which skills and which strategies to use to make you
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make you more competitive than others?
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The packaging, the more organized, the packaging is, the more eye catching it is.
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Um, you want to make sure that your packaging looks
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nice organized like you took time
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that way that the customer who's buying it will have no complaints,
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positioning and people, people audience positioning.
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What position are you looking for,
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et cetera.
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How does media use the gratification theory? What
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people actively select and use the media to fulfill their own needs,
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such as finding information to make purchasing decisions or to be entertained.
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Public relations is used as a way of explaining
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the relationship between the media and its publics.
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What does this mean?
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People often seek out different forms of media media to satisfy their needs.
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People may choose from their own choices and moods.
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So depending on how the person is feeling,
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depending on what the person is looking for,
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they can get on social media and just search up whatever interests them.
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People may watch news for information, entertainment and self assurance.
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Public relations is a good storyteller
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whether using traditional techniques or new
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techniques because they have mastered the strategy of informing the audience.
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Um, nowadays with new technology growing,
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we are finding other ways to promote our objects or items that were trying to sell,
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um, promote the information that we find
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technology is making it easier for this generation. Um, That's exactly why
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a lot of people
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use instagram Snapchat, a lot of apps in order to promote their things.
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Alright, so what do the people do with the media?
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What are some of the needs of people and
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why they choose specific media to satisfy them?
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I found five categories
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one media for knowledge to media for emotion and pleasure.
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Three media for self esteem and reassurance for media
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for social needs slash building their social status.
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Five media is an escape from friends, family and reality.
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So media for knowledge.
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An example would be going online searching the weather,
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searching the rising cases for covid.
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Um trying to figure out where you can go and get a covid vaccine. Things of that sort
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to media for emotion and pleasure.
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You may go on social media, let's say you're feeling sad.
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You'll go on netflix, you'll go and find movies that make you cry,
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songs that make you cry.
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You can go on Spotify, listen to the music that makes you cry such as drake.
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If you want to go on netflix and watch sad movies, you'll
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be able to search up sad movies.
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If you're trying to go on social media to fulfill your pleasures,
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maybe you like watching a.
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S. M. R. Videos. Those are videos of people that
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eat certain things and make a specific sound that's pleasuring to the to the ears.
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Media for self esteem and reassurance.
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So some people they can get on social media, watch fitness videos.
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Um watch before and after videos, let's say someone is starting a diet,
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they'll be able to see the results of others use that as a reassurance to let them
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know that if they follow the same things that that person is doing in the video,
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then maybe they will reach the same results media
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for social needs and building your social status.
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For example, on instagram, you can make funny videos,
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you can upload live videos of you doing whatever you want to do too.
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Bring in the audience that you're looking for.
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Uh the more videos you make, the more content you make, the more followers you get.
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Some people like to get on instagram and they
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feel as though the more followers they have,
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the better they are as a person, they feel better about themselves.
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It's reassuring to them.
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And lastly we have media as an escape from friends, family and reality.
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For example,
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if you are a person who does not like reality
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tv shows does not like watching real life movies,
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then you get on social media and look up anime,
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anime takes you to a whole another world.
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It's like living in a different world in three D.
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Um there's also virtual reality games such as sims where you can use
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characters and live a completely different life from what you actually live in.
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Some people they don't like the life that they're living. So they'll get on
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um social media or get on those games and build a new life that doesn't really exist.
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It's a fantasy world for them.
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As I was doing my research online,
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I found an article that didn't experiment on social media,
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specifically facebook and twitter.
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Um A study made by the International Journal of Business
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and Social Science performed the research which answered two questions,
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one to what used to college students employ facebook, Myspace twitter and linkedin
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to what factors influence college students preference of
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one or some sites over the others.
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These are the results according to the data that was collected
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by order of preference.
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Facebook was ranked number one among the four social
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networking sites followed by twitter at number two,
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interestingly my space took both the number three and
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four positions lengthen was not very popular among students.
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As 30 to 32% of the participants indicated that they have never
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heard of the site and so one able to rank it,
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participants were asked to provide on their own
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with no choices provided factors that influence their preference
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characteristics of facebook
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that were interesting to these groups
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were
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that
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facebook was easier to navigate. It was very user friendly.
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It was most popular among friends and family
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members and it provides a great opportunity to interact
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is universal in nature and includes international friends.
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Um Okay and because they can do a number
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of things including the ability to upload information,
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especially pictures and videos, they can chat with friends,
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get updates of friends activities and link with other social
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media such as twitter Myspace and on the other hand,
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was characterized as being
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linkedin.
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No Myspace was characterized as being outdated and old,
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very unsafe and unattractive interface.
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So I agree facebook, I would say at the time that we were using facebook,
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facebook was very easy to use.
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I feel like now, um
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definitely Snapchat and instagram or beating all those social media websites
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and that's only to say because instagram we can video chat on there now.
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We can upload pictures, we can see how our family members are doing.
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We can talk to people internationally,
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some of the same things as facebook, if not better.
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In conclusion, overall,
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this theory has shown me that media uses gratification theory
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to fulfill their needs and instead of media influencing them,
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they are choosing what specifically in the media do they want
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to watch slash learn about to satisfy their personal needs?
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Public relations serves as a good digital storyteller
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to inform readers like ourselves how certain theories may
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affect our way of thinking or notion of
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perception towards things such as media and entertainment.
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We are the ones that choose what we want to get on the internet and look for
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this will conclude my presentation and if you would like to read more on the
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article that I found the information about
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facebook linkedin and the social media website,
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the link is right there.
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If you have any questions, feel free to email me.
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