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The Year That Changed Everything for Crisis PR

After a year of uncertainty and chaos, things have changed for crisis communications and crisis PR, which means public relations experts have to learn more new things to keep up with the new demands. The beginning of a brand new decade saw a world filled with protests, economic uncertainty, and

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Clarify Capital On Crisis PR Situations

We conducted an interview Q&A with Kimberly Smith, Marketing Manager at Clarify Capital. There have been some PR blunders in 2020. Can you give us a real-world example of one? The Norwegian cruise line campaign #FeelFreeToFeelMore is a prime example of PR done poorly. The campaign, which premiered in March, skipped over the pandemic entirely, creating

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Some 2020 Crisis PR Disasters

What are some of the major 2020 crisis PR disasters? We asked some experts and got the following. According to Chris Norris, Managing editor at SleepStandards.com, “In this fast-paced digital world, with social media readily available to almost everyone it’s scary to make any mistakes, especially in public. Just thinking about it would

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Customer Loyalty by Generations

“Trust is earned, respect is given, and loyalty is demonstrated” is the first half of a quote by Ziad Abdelnour, Lebanese-born American financier. For many brands, customer loyalty can make a tremendous difference is how and whether that person’s friends and family follow the lead. But a survey in late

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Managing a Brand Crisis

Between online misinformation, misleading advertisements, and social media trolls, today’s crisis management planners have to be prepared for any type of emerging disaster. Whether that’s on a familiar front or a new and unexpected one, the best way of managing a crisis is with a solid plan. These days, brands

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TP Manufacturers Respond to Consumer Complaints

There are a lot of things missing from grocery and big box store shelves, but nothing has become more emblematic of the COVID-19 crisis than shelves without toilet paper. Panic buying caused sales of toilet paper to more than double what they were in March 2019. And, if anything, demand

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China’s Handling of its PR Crisis

China, the most populated country in the world has been experiencing a backlash from some western countries over its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. There has been a lack of trust with the official numbers that have come out of the country, and there has also been plenty of criticism

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Tapping a Crisis Management Firm in Times of Need

If a company is facing a serious problem that is threatening its reputation as well as many important relationships, it means it’s time for that company to get in touch with a crisis management firm.  A number of situations are valid reasons for concern when it comes to businesses working

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What PR Pros Anticipate in 2020’s Crisis Communication

Different PR pros hold different predictions regarding anticipated trends in 2020’s crisis communication. Some anticipate a rise in crisis preparedness, while others predict a rise in ethics in crisis management for various reasons. With the 2020 elections set to raise the need for crisis PR, crisis communicators will need to

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