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Walmart’s suspension of advertising on X became last month’s biggest brand story

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Delta drew media attention for a viral TikTok involving an employee A story that first went viral on TikTok but then picked up a fair amount of media coverage was one about a transgender actress accusing a Delta employee of intentionally misgendering her in an airport altercation.

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Barbie dominates August brand coverage

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Coincidentally, it was also a top story in a different sense, as it came out on top of our brands coverage analysis in August. Burger King employee story resurfaces Every once in a while there’s a story that resonates so strongly with the media and public that it gets a resurgence of coverage even if it’s technically “old news.”

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Feel-good stories won brand coverage in December 2022 with Walmart, UPS, and Amazon

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Our monthly analysis of the top brand coverage usually reveals hundreds of stories with several varying narratives, and only every so often do we uncover a theme that’s responsible for multiple brands making headlines in a big way. This story has continued into early January following the TikTok that went viral on Dec 17th.

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How to Leverage Emotions to Boost Digital PR

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Unveiling surprising facts or data can also make your online PR content go viral. From your corporate leaders to your average employees, involve the people behind your company in your digital PR campaign. This unique approach has enabled Lendistry to create an intimate bond with their consumer base and local community as well.

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How to Prepare a PR Crisis Plan

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In today’s world, a negative story about your brand or organisation could go viral in an instant. Your employees and stakeholders could be made to look incompetent or immoral. For example, an employee leaks damaging information about your company. ? A major crisis. What is a PR Crisis Plan?

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10 Crisis Communication Tips Every Business Needs

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It is the art of managing crises and communicating with relevant parties in a company such as customers, employees, the public, investors or the press. Crisis communication is intended to bring together a wide range of audiences, including but not limited to: Employees. Keep your employees and other stakeholders safe during a crisis.