Public Relations: 10 Ways To Prepare For A Protest
If your business ever faces such a situation and you have a heads up, how do you prepare?
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You Stay Classy! San Diego Organization Said Media Training Helped In The Following 15 Ways
Handling reporters who interrupt you before you finish an answer Adjusting facial gestures that send negative messages to reporters and viewers Managing questions that make someone animated and furious Taking more control of interviews Identifying whom on staff is your best spokesperson and sometimes the best person is unexpected Honing and getting back to key messages
Media Relations: Apple Offers You More Than New Toys
Apple live streamed a special event introducing new products including the iPad mini. Companies can learn the following from the presentation: Provide journalists with visual, simple graphics. Consider other visuals to provide before journalists arrive at your door. Provide journalists simple bullet points highlighting your key messages. Don’t fear using props to visually drive home
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Crisis Communications: Don’t Run So Far Way
If you really want to get a fair story during a case of crisis communications, then open your doors and grant an interview with a spokesperson who I assume gets paid for more than typing out spin.
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Crisis Communications: Why We Didn’t Send The Media A Statement (Part 1)
Responding quickly is important, but responding too quickly without thinking matters through can make the case unnecessarily complicated.
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Media Relations: Businesses And PR Pros Can Learn From How Walmart Is Handling The New York Times
Media Relations and Crisis Communications: What we like and don’t like about how Walmart handled The New York Times story.