Suresh Gaur on Public Relations

Thank you for landing on my BLOG PAGE. Friends, I'm passionate about sharing knowledge with you, and your feedback has been a constant source of encouragement. As a firm believer that 'Everything I do or say is PR,' I'm driven to continuously create and share valuable content.  I'm excited to share my  191 st blog post - Harmonizing Hearts and Algorithms: Uniting PR Ethics with AI Ethics for Empathetic Impact. Friends, The Code of Athens, adopted by the International Public Relations Association (IPRA) in 1965, is the first international code of ethics for public relations. The Code emphasizes ethical conduct for PR professionals, aligning with the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The code encourages practitioners to contribute to the realization of human rights, build trust, and adhere to moral principles.   This international ethical framework marked a significant shift towards professionalism and ethical practice. A...

Thank you for landing on my BLOG PAGE. Friends, I'm passionate about sharing knowledge with you, and your feedback has been a constant source of encouragement. As a firm believer that 'Everything I do or say is PR,' I'm driven to continuously create and share valuable content. I'm excited to share   my  190th blog post -  The Art of Apology: Mastering PR in the Wake of Scandal. Friends, in the world of PR, apologies are a decisive tool for managing crises and scandals. A well-crafted apology can help repair damaged relationships, restore trust, and mitigate the negative impact of a scandal. However, apologizing in the wake of scandal can be challenging, as it requires a delicate balance of sincerity, timeliness, and specificity. In this blog, I’ll explore the art of apology, crisis communications strategies, and how to craft an effective apology. The Art of Apology: An effective apology is one that is sincere, timely, specific, and empathetic. When crafting ...

Thank you for landing on my BLOG PAGE. Friends, I'm passionate about sharing knowledge with you, and your feedback has been a constant source of encouragement. As a firm believer that 'Everything I do or say is PR,' I'm driven to continuously create and share valuable content. I'm excited to share   my  189th blog post - From Email to X and Beyond: How Computer-Mediated Communication (CMC) Shapes Today's PR. Friends, ever wonder how we got from sending snail mail to tweeting breaking news in seconds? It all boils down to something called Computer-Mediated Communication, or CMC. While that sounds a bit jargon-y, trust me, you're using it every single day. So, What Exactly IS CMC? Think of CMC as any communication that happens between people using computers and networks. Simple, right? From those early days of bulky email to the lightning-fast world of instant messaging, online forums, and even collaborative work platforms, CMC has transformed how we i...