| Publlic Relations (PR) in India is a fast
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| | you could have easily get done with 1000
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| growing business. Some say corporates are
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| | USD. Similarly, be careful when you
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| opting PR instead of advertising
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| | discuss the deliverables with the
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| increasingly. Most use it as a sales
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| | agencies. Understand the media
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| support tool although there are big
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| | thoroughly. You don't want your company
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| corporates that recognise the importance
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| | write-ups on C-class publications but
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| of PR in long-term brand building.
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| | being presented to you as if it is a
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| There are more than 100 agencies-big ones
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| | coverage in a la India's own Time
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| with 10-15 branches across India like
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| | magazine.
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| Perfect Relations, Genesis PR, and
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| | Having said all these, the industry is
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| Vaishnavi, medium size ones with 3-4
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| | filling up with people who are
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| branches and smaller city specific PR
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| | professionals coming out of real PR
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| agencies. Many of these are affiliated or
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| | schools. You can expect worldclass
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| are Indian subsidiaries of global PR
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| | results from many agencies and many MNCs
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| companies. For instance, Weber Shandwick
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| | have returned satisfied.
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| and O&M have their India offices.
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| | PR in India in the eighties were more of
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| Likewise, Fleishman Hillard has
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| | buying a drink for journalists, which had
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| affiliation with e,Lexicon.There are
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| | the profession got a bad name. But the
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| industry specific agencies like Text100
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| | second generation of PR people is
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| and 2020 for IT companies, Imprimis for
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| | seemingly different. they believe in
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| health care companies, and Adfactors
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| | strategising, pitching with creative
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| majorly to financial companies.
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| | angles, and all the other tricks in the
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| MNCs looking for agencies in India can
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| | book. A redefinition of the profession is
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| get an agency easily. but it is advised
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| | undergoing currently in the country.
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| to consult someone locally and study the
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| | Outsourcing potential is there plenty in
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| local market scenario beforehand
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| | research-primary, and secondary and
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| otherwise you could find yourself paying
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| | writing.
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| 5000 USD for a project to one agency that
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