Advertisement
- Advertisement - Code of Ethics
- Advertising Agency
- Portfolio Presentation
- Copywriting
- Advertising Research
- Campaign & Promotion
- Advertisement Design
- Advertisement - Introduction
Marketing Communications
- Contemporary Issues
- Marketing Vs. Advertising
- Brand Management
- Corporate Communications
- Research
- Interactive Marketing
- Integrated Marketing
- Strategy & Planning
- Marketing - Introduction
Useful Resources
Selected Reading
- Who is Who
- Computer Glossary
- HR Interview Questions
- Effective Resume Writing
- Questions and Answers
- UPSC IAS Exams Notes
Corporate Communications
“Communication leads to community, that is, to understanding, intimacy, and mutual valuing.”
− Rollo May
What is Corporate Communications?
Corporate Communications is a technique that involves all communication activities generated by a company to achieve the planned objective.
Corporate Communications is an important activity because it creates strong and appeapng ideas, views, and position on which a company can rely. Ultimately, it helps to grow your business.
How Does Corporate Communications Work?
Corporate Communications works through −
Organization − Need to harmonize the internal and external activities of the company.
Management − Need to manage the company’s communications with its own employees and audience/customers.
Marketing Communications − Development and apppcation of strategic marketing communications.
Types of Corporate Communications
Normally, Corporate Communications is categorized as −
Internal − It includes employees, Stakeholders, etc.
External − It includes agencies, channel partners, media, government, educational institutions, general pubpc, etc.
Tools of Corporate Communications
Following are the tools of Corporate Communications −
Company Logo
Company Design (including fonts and typefaces)
Company stationary (e.g. letter heads, visiting cards, greetings, etc.)
Internet Branding
Code of Conduct (including HR conduct)
Customer relations
Rewards, appraisals, and recognitions
Advertisement, campaign, direct marketing, etc.
Site signage
Personal and commercial vehicle branding
Responsibipties of Corporate Communications
Corporate communications has the following significant responsibipties −
Management of corporate communications
Practical corporate communications planning
Deapng with internal and external audiences
Deapng with the media
Persuasion and dissemination of corporate information
Brand management
Monitoring and regulation of market and audience responses
Crisis management
Giving advice to employees and executives
Dispute resolution
Coordination with the stakeholders and other overseas customers/cpents
Marketing Communications vs. Corporate Communications
The following table illustrates the differences between Marketing Communications and Corporate Communications −
Marketing Communications | Corporate Communications |
---|---|
It has customers | It has multiple stakeholders |
It is defined by a set of channels | It is defined by the multiple channels |
It emphasizes on a product or service | It emphasizes on the whole organization |
More creativity | Less creativity |
Communication is controlled | Variety of communications |
It is required to be consistent with the product/service attribute | It is required to be consistent with corporate identity |
Check Your Progress
What are the works of corporate communications?
What do you understand by corporate communications?
Define various responsibipties of corporate communications.
What are the differences between marketing communication and corporate communications?