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When The CEO Should Be The PR Spokesperson

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

For those who said they did plan to speak publicly about issues, the most pressing topics named were data privacy, healthcare, and diversity and inclusion. Being the steward of a company’s image and reputation comes with the job. If the company’s reputation is in jeopardy, its CEO becomes the chief emergency officer by default.

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How To Use Social Listening As Part Of Your PR Campaigns

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Social media listening analyses online conversations to identify what’s being said about a brand across various digital platforms. It measures data such as Tweets, editorial articles, podcasts, forums and much more – it can also provide some insight into your social media platforms, although this is limited due to data privacy.

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A Pocket Square Is Not Your Reputation

David PR Group

I heard yet another online reputation horror story this week as a business struggles to find new talent because online reviews suggest the company is not great place to work. This includes search results which may be the first to publish negative news stories, hate blogs and social media posts that are building viral strength.

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Who Were The PR Winners And Losers of 2017?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Yes, 2017 feels like a lifetime ago, given our breakneck news cycle, but there were plenty of public relations lessons over the year for big brands and business categories. Here’s a look at those who came out on top, and others who took a reputation beating last year. The Winners. Tired of hearing about Uber?

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Analyzing First Responders In Crisis PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

First statements say a lot about what a brand stands for, and they reflect on the quality of its leadership. Facebook’s response to the recent data privacy controversy was immediate – so immediate that it happened the day before the scandal broke. The language fits the Tesla brand: aloof, calculated, and confident.

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7 Lessons Every Marketer Can Learn From The CrossFit Instagram Crisis

MaccaPR

USA Today and TV stations ravaged the CrossFit brand (a typical headline in a UK newspaper: “Booty Shame: CrossFit trainer blasted for sharing snaps of female clients bent over in the gym”). One defender of the gym owner protested: "it was never intended to be posted to Facebook or go ‘viral.’" Facebook page ) and.

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The Ugly Side of Social Media Sharing

Waxing UnLyrical

The image went viral. ” Susan’s friend then shared it to her personal Facebook page with the privacy setting “friends only.” Susan didn’t even know the image had gone viral until she saw another Facebook friend shared the meme on April 22. ” So, how did it all happen? Too funny!!!”