Monday, September 10, 2007
The PR of PR
The public reputation of public relations isn't improving.
Thanks to Constantin Basturea's Twitter update, I found this Gallup Poll report on U.S. ratings of business and industry sectors. The poll asked people to sort industries as positive, neutral or negative. Ad/PR got 35% positive, but also 34% negative for a net positive of +1. The poll also compared this year's results to 2003's results, showing that Ad/PR has dropped by 13 net points.
Well, at least we aren't oil and gas, down -40 and now at -48.
Thanks to Constantin Basturea's Twitter update, I found this Gallup Poll report on U.S. ratings of business and industry sectors. The poll asked people to sort industries as positive, neutral or negative. Ad/PR got 35% positive, but also 34% negative for a net positive of +1. The poll also compared this year's results to 2003's results, showing that Ad/PR has dropped by 13 net points.
Well, at least we aren't oil and gas, down -40 and now at -48.
Labels: PR of PR
// posted by Karen Miller Russell @ Monday, September 10, 2007 
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