communications vs public relations vs marketing vs journalism
Compare and explain the different career opportunities for each.
The careers mentioned here do not comprise an exhaustive list.
Marketing: Using the four Ps to get the product to the customer and then persuading the customer to buy it. Product, price, place, promotion.
Careers:
Sales
Marketing management
Product management
Logistical support
Advertising account executive
Advertising copywriter
Advertising media planner
Communications: The art of effective interpersonal communication, public speaking, etc.
Careers:
Anything involving public speaking or leading group discussions.
Journalism/Mass Communication:
Getting entertainment, news and editorial stories to the masses via publications and broadcasting.
Careers:
Journalist/reporter
News anchor/weather/sports
Radio host/DJ
Sports commentator
News production/writing
Public Relations:
Handling the press needs of a firm or a person: taking questions at a news conference, putting out press releases, counseling the firm or person when there is a scandal, and praising positive results.
Careers:
PR rep (for firms)
Publicity rep (for individuals)
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