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 »
Social media channels often are better ways to communicate than websites, and it would be refreshing if more companies didn’t leave those options out in the cold.
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We attempted to strike the correct balance between being strategic and accurate.
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On one hand, Toyota’s statement takes the proper road in detailing how the company has changed and how those changes place a supreme focus on consumer safety issues. On the other hand, the U.S. Attorney’s Office’s news release indicates this is all about a much simpler concept: morals.
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PR pros without newsroom experience may have suspected some of this. You don’t dare speak it publicly
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Business videos are not ambush interviews.
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This letter is still one step ahead of many other businesses. And moving companies from robotic to personal communications takes one long step at a time.
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Look around at life surrounding you without looking down once at your smartphone.
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