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A major difference between public relations and marketing is that
A) The focus in marketing is on selling the organization's image; in public relations the focus is on selling an organization's service above all else.
B) There virtually is no difference between the two.
C) The focus in public relations is on marketing an organization; in marketing, it's on selling a service or product.
D) The focus on value rather than price is the province of marketing; in public relations it’s on price rather than value.
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