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Part 2: The Risk and Value of Corporate Reputation

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The Tangible Value of Reputation Management Your company’s reputation is not merely a reflection of your public image, but a tangible asset with measurable impact on the most essential aspects of your operations. In this second part, we investigate reputation value and risk. Part one explored the financials ( see Part 1 ).

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What We Can Learn From World Cup PR Disasters

Critical Mention

These epic World Cup fails show us what NOT to do when it comes to best PR practices and how to use crisis communication strategies to quickly recover. The key to crisis management is to have a plan ahead of time, respond immediately, take responsibility, and ensure everyone in the organization knows his or her role.

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How and Why PR Should Be Involved in Social Media Marketing

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Merging public relations with social media marketing into a single, powerful force is key to amplifying brand messages, sparking real-time engagement, and building lasting connections with your audience. Now, brands can share their news directly with their audience, using social platforms as their stage.

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12 Secrets To Protecting Your Brand From Celebrity Scandals

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Marketers watched with astonishment this year as the Subway restaurant chain’s brand - once valued by Forbes at $6.8 billion, putting it on the magazine’s list of Most Valuable Brands - imploded, as the company flailed about when spokesperson Jared Fogle agreed to a plea deal involving child sex and porn. SUBWAY® (@SUBWAY).

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