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VIRGINIA SLIMS OPINION POLL PUBLIC RELATIONS PLAN

Date: Oct 1996 (est.)
Length: 11 pages
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Abstract

Outlines Philip Morris' plan to use the Virginia Slims Opinion Poll as a public relations tool to foster brand recognition and positive media coverage. Describes how the results of the 1995 poll will be released with fanfare, including employing a celebrity spokeswoman, a press conference, and a dozen-city media tour. Provides examples of a few questionnaire items, bullets of key findings, and lists components of the press kit that will report the complete findings from the 1995 Virginia Slims Opinion Poll.

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Handwritten on the front: "Thanks - Although I hope we are media training Suzanne if she is going to be our spokesperson."

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Type
Presentation Materials
Position Statement
Company
Philip Morris
Gender
Gender mentioned, differentiation possible
Named Person
Carraro, Tara
Daragan, Karen
Dutton, Steve
Keller, Ed
Kuriansky, Judy
Levan, Suzanne
Scheele, Adele
Named Organization
Associated Press
Atlanta Constitution
Bloomberg
Brides
Business Week
C & W
Celebrity
CNBC
CNN
Cosmopolitan
Donahue
Esquire
Executive Female
Family Circle
Family Life
Forbes
Fortune
Gannett News Service
Glamour
Good Morning America
GQ
Industry Week
Ladies Home Journal
Local Weeklies
Love Phones
Mademoiselle
McCalls
Miami Herald
New Woman
Newsweek
NY Times
New York University
Parade
Parenting
Parents
Playboy
Roper Starch Worldwide
Roper Organization
Sally Jessy Raphael
PMUSA
Time
Today Show
Ucla
US News
US Today
US Weekend
Village Voice
Wall Street Journal
Woman's Day
Working Woman
World Report
Region
New York, NY
Los Angeles, CA
Chicago, IL
Dallas, TX
Atlanta, GA
Cleveland, OH
Tampa - St. Petersburg, FL
Raleigh - Durham, NC
Nashville, TN
Richmond, VA
San Francisco, CA
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Miami - Ft. Lauderdale
Denver, CO
Brand
Virginia Slims
Thesaurus Term
Surveys
Public Relations
Public Opinion
Media Campaigns
Females
Keyword
Virginia Slims Opinion Polls