Takata’s Statement Displays Disappointing PR Tactics
Too many businesses continue to disappoint us with how they handle tough questions.
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Too many businesses continue to disappoint us with how they handle tough questions.
Takata’s Statement Displays Disappointing PR Tactics Read More »
The NFL’s public relations strategy must not be one-dimensional.
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We don’t know if the writer is correct, but he reminds us about a key point regarding public relations that is worth repeating.
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When the media contact you about complaints, don’t imply the customers are to blame.
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So why employ law firms, which because of their previous working relationship, might erode to even the slightest degree the trust in an internal investigation?
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You may make more money, but did you lose your reputation in the meantime?
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If your business ever faces such a situation and you have a heads up, how do you prepare?
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You do not want to sound necessarily like a politician or create the same environment of cynicism. But politicians remind us that journalists almost always prefer a witty soundbite that encapsulates the subject in a few words as opposed to a very detailed analysis that puts people to sleep.
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Businesses should stay consistent and stick with one way in communicating statistics to the media.
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For every silly example of people posting on social media about what they ate for lunch, there is an example of Twitter’s true influence.
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