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How Big Data Will Modernize Your Crisis Communications Plan

PRSay

For every enterprise, brand or organization, a crisis always looms as a persistent — yet inevitable — threat on the horizon. In today’s digitally-fueled world, the tiny spark of a crisis can erupt into a massive fire overnight, leaving a corporate brand and reputation in a heap of smoldering ashes.

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Behind the Headlines with Yvonne Lorie

Cision

In the automotive category, highlight fuel efficiency and safety features while considering the extended family, as it truly is a family affair. With the diversity we see in America and the cross-cultural impact of Hispanic America, most brands have the foundation of a product or service that appeals to Hispanics.

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Trump Tweets: The New Crisis Plan Section Big Brands Need

prTini

10 manufacturing facilities, 1,500 dealerships and 136,000 employees, Toyota looks forward to collaborating with the Trump Administration to serve in the best interests of consumers and the automotive industry. If you represent a large, visible brand, ask yourself: What could he possibly tweet that could impact your reputation?

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From classroom to boardroom – crisis management lessons from the auto industry

PR Conversations

Aaron Shardey gained a first class honours degree in public relations at London College of Communications this Summer with his undergraduate dissertation offering case study research into crisis management in the automotive industry. I was fortunate that five senior practitioners agreed to be interviewed.