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Web Site Public Relations - How Corporations Build and Maintain Relationships Online (Hardcover, New)
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Web Site Public Relations - How Corporations Build and Maintain Relationships Online (Hardcover, New)
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Web sites have emerged as a massively popular and important tool in
public relations, marketing, organizational communication,
political campaigns, and a host of other fields. However, only a
tiny percentage of Web site research reflects the latest thinking
in research and practice. The result of using these old approaches
has been that research on homepages has been largely unable to
address the most central question in all modern marketing and
public relations research and practice: How can organizations can
build and maintain relationships with their publics/customers? This
relational focus has characterized marketing research and practice
since at least the early 1980s and public relations since the late
1980s, yet Web page design and use has, on the whole, failed to
adopt it. Web Site Public Relations steps in to fill this void and
help move Web site research and use toward a more professional and
theoretic foundation. This book is an original and rigorous attempt
to build a model of the experience of visiting Web sites that
places the visitor-rather than the sponsor or Web page-at the
center of the experience. Although it is one of the first such
attempts, this book's rigor, theoretic foundation, and genuine
insightfulness suggest that it will stand the test of time and may
well become one of the most influential works in visitor-centered
research on Web sites and the Internet. As such, the findings
reported here will be of interest to those who use the Internet,
whether for personal or commercial purposes; as well as those
seeking to study the social and behavioral effects of the Internet,
including those seeking to study its effects on children and
adolescents. This study focuses attention on the cognitions,
attitudes, and behaviors visitors exhibit while visiting Web sites.
The advent of what has come to be called Web 2.0 makes this book
even more important than it would have been when older Web
technologies dominated because Web 2.0 includes such things as
user-powered content sites, and the like. A way to understand how
visitors experience such Web sites is critical to learning how to
harness their new potential. Web Site Public Relations will be an
invaluable reference for those in the field of communication,
public relations, and marketing.
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