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PESTLE analysis: a new tool for your PR toolkit

Onclusive

Welcome back to our blog series about managing your corporate reputation with PESTLE analysis! This week, we’re doing a deep dive into what PESTLE includes, and why using it in your communications strategy can help you and your brand win. What is PESTLE analysis? Economic factors. Social factors. Technological factors. Legal factors.

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DEI Language, Please: A New Step in Corporate and Marketing Communications

Shift Communications

At a time when companies — both B2C and B2B — are being held more accountable for their actions, policies and statements than ever before, it is imperative for us as communicators to be more mindful of the words we choose. It’s easier than you think to inadvertently say something with discriminatory undertones.

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When Corporate CEOs Challenge The President

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

They quickly adjusted their projections and looked forward to four years of deregulation and business-friendly policies. So, how do those executives (and the skilled communicators who represent them) speak out while mitigating the downside risk? No one does this better than a corporate CEO.

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USC Report Explores the Role of Comms in a Year Where Purpose and Polarization Are Colliding

PRSay

As companies face pressure to engage with social issues beyond their immediate business interests, communicators must anticipate how every word an organization says and every topic it raises will be received by different stakeholders, a new study finds. ” Since 2000, several factors have driven a dramatic increase in corporate activism.

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New Study Reveals Impact of Cyberattacks on Consumer Confidence, Corporate Reputation

Reputation Us

Consumers trust banks/credit unions, private companies and health care providers most to handle personal information; Organizations face adverse consequences if a cyber incident is mishandled. Consumers are increasingly anxious to know what companies are doing to protect their personal information. PORTLAND, Ore., PORTLAND, Ore.,

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The Risks of Brand Stances on Political Issues

PRSay

To avoid inflicting lasting reputational damage, communicators need to quickly decide whether to react to divisive political events. Now is the time to consider your organization’s values, map where they align and misalign with those of stakeholders and then implement a political-communication strategy for your brand.

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World Communicators Want Your Questions

Landis PR

By Sean Dowdall Landis Communications is proud to be hosting the Public Relations Global Network’s (PRGN) international membership conference, representing more than 50 communications agencies from around the world in San Francisco from October 18 – 20. Below is a list of some of the topics we’ll be discussing.