Corporate social responsibility (CSR) services: What are public relations agencies selling?
Tam, L.(2016). Corporate social responsibility (CSR) services: What are public relations agencies selling?. EJBO - Electronic Journal of Business Ethics and Organization Studies, 21 (1), 26-34. Retrieved from http://ejbo.jyu.fi
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EJBO - Electronic Journal of Business Ethics and Organization StudiesTekijät
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2016Tekijänoikeudet
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Different discourse communities
have associated corporate social
responsibility (CSR) with different
meanings. Because of the lack of a
universal definition, organizations
could attach different labels to the
concept to their own advantage.
Public relations agencies are one
type of consultancies which has
packaged CSR as a service for
which they offer advice for planning
and implementation. Based on
an analysis of the web sites of 22
public relations agencies in the
United States, this study found
that these agencies presented to
be offering a variety of services for
different purposes, some of which
are related to their expertise in
communication and some of which
are not. They highlighted their
expertise, experience and innovative
approaches in their services but
failed to fully make use of their
specialty in public relations to assist
their clients in making CSR-related
decisions. Thus, based on the
findings, this study has suggested
several areas to which public
relations agencies could be hired to
best contribute to their corporate
clients’ CSR strategies, including
understanding publics, segmenting
publics and relationship building.
By hiring agencies to help with CSR
strategy formulation, corporations
could benefit from a more effective
allocation of resources to achieve
desired outcomes.
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