Masterarbeit, 2012
93 Seiten, Note: 2,0
Medien / Kommunikation - Public Relations, Werbung, Marketing, Social Media
This study aims to investigate the integration of social media into the PR and communications work of NGOs, using Mercy Corps as an example. It explores the relationship between social media utilization and the adoption of dialogical communication for relationship building with supporters.
The study begins with a comprehensive literature review examining dialogical communication, relationship management, and the role of new media in building online relationships. It explores the specific context of social media use by NGOs and its potential to foster dialogue and engagement with supporters. The methodology section outlines the research approach, data collection methods (including interviews and content analysis), and ethical considerations. The findings and discussion section presents the results of the study, analyzing the experiences and perceptions of Mercy Corps staff regarding social media integration and its impact on relationship building. The study concludes by discussing the implications of the findings for PR practice in NGOs and highlighting recommendations for future research.
This research focuses on the intersection of social media, Public Relations, and nonprofit organizations. Key terms include dialogical communication, relationship management, stakeholder engagement, social media integration, fundraising, organizational culture, and the case study of Mercy Corps.
Social media allows NGOs to engage in two-way dialogical communication, building stronger relationships with supporters, increasing transparency, and enhancing fundraising efforts.
It is a communication style focused on mutual understanding and commitment through interaction, rather than just broadcasting information to an audience.
Challenges include organizational resistance, power structures within the management level, and a lack of full integration of new media into strategic communication plans.
The culture and internal power structures determine how social media is valued; a lack of understanding at the management level can marginalize its effectiveness.
The study explored how Mercy Corps uses social media to build trust and accountability with its stakeholders through dialogic principles.
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