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According to payscale.com from the article top paying communications jobs, public relations ranks number ten from a list of twenty. Public Relations specialist can earn anywhere from 60,000-112,000 a year depending on your ranking and working city. It not just about the pay, its about this great work field. Public Relations workers have a job or marketing items and getting the public aware of new or already on the market items. You should take an interest in this because of this constantly growing field of work. In this blog, I will be covering everything there is to know on Public Relation specialist, from what they are, to how to get into this field.

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This picture helps to show just what a public relations specialist does. They can be considered the hub of connections. A specialist can be in charge of branding for a company, spreading information via social media sites, networking with other companies... the list can travel on for years. This career has never been more perfect for a generation, as every teen has a social media count and is avidly promoting themselves on it. So you should ask yourself, if you know how to work a social media account, why don't you get paid to do it. Its not just using social media, but it can be that and more. You can be the face of a company, well not the actual face of the company, but the one that helps promote the "pretty face" of the company. As a specialist you will be in charge of getting everyone to know about the company you are in charge of. You want everyone to know what that company is about and what they have to offer. Wether it be through verbal promotion, online promotion, or print, you will do everything to get the word out there. Back to where I said specialist can be considered the network hub, these individuals have connections that go on for miles. You will know many people throughout your career wether they are famous on tv or famous in your field. These connections will be vital for your survival as a specialist.

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Public Relations has been around for nearly one hundred years now. Originally PR started in the 1920s by Edward Bernays. Bernay's was the first to develop the public relations profession. Public relations didn't just begin one hundred years ago, it started long ago. Even back to the times of the Romans, they used some sort of public communication to promote news. One empire used coins to promote news on them. Each coin was printed with news on them and they were easily spread to the community. Public Relations is any spread of news. Print like magazines and newspapers are considered public relations. The printing press allowed for this speciality to take it place and grow into the profession it is today.

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So you like the job and think it sound fun, well here is how to make it your life and not just a fantasy. You can take two routes to get this position, either take an opportunity to attend college, or take another slightly difficult route of interning. We will start with college. A degree in almost anything will get you a job at a public relations office. If you love biology and earn a degree in that field, but decide that you love public relations, then you are in luck with a little interning you can get a job working for anyone and you may even be more marketable to somewhere like national geographic. These positions ar not hard to get and can be even easier to achieve with a degree in journalism. Having the ability to write for a newspaper column or copies for a magazine can give you a huge jump in this industry. So don't think this job can be impossible, everyone no matter what degree you earn can be taken to a job in public relations. Now, onto our other path or free lancing your way to this great career. First you would need to create some sort of portfolio, something with design elements for pages of magazine and a few example companies that you have written. These can be taken to help you get an internship or a job at a public relations office. A degree will help make this much easier for you, but it can always be done with a good amount of effort put forth.

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This website provides you with every concentrations you can join in the PR field. If you love fashion, you can represent companies or even write reviews for fashions clothes or new collections hitting the markets. If you love technology, become part of the PR firm responsible for apple and help promote the latest iPhone that is joining the market. There are many options in this field which is great for letting you customize your career. This job is not cookie cutter and it never will be.

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PR careers | Guardian Careers | The Guardian

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Managing partner for Taylor Herring PR, Peter Mountstevens talks about his career in PR and gives some useful advice to anyone looking to work in the industry. He was interviewed at the MediaGuardian International Television Festival

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A Day in the Life of PR: Brownstein Group

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On May 26, 2015, PR News asked our audience to record videos showing us what a day in the life of PR is like. Here's what a day at Brownstein Group-an independent brand communication agency in Philadelphia, PA-looks like.

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Now when you here Public Relations Specialist, you might think "sounds boring". It just the opposite, everyday is constructed by you. You do what you want as long as you meet the deadlines. This doesn't mean you can lounge around your office drinking Starbucks, this means you are outside your office getting interview, meeting with your clients, or working on what you believe is the most important for your deadlines. They often work over their scheduled hours. If your cup of tea is constantly working, then this is perfect for you. As a specialist you are not just sitting at your desk typing reports, you are traveling as well. This job lets you get a great taste of an office job and outside correspondents.