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TCIP #014 – Toronto Police Service, Their Customer Service and Crisis Preparedness with Chris Boddy

Melissa Agnes

For starters, they’ve developed a Strategy Management Unit with a strong customer service component. Within this unit, they’re in the process of developing a customer service strategy for the Toronto Police Service, with a heavy focus on internal customer service to start. Have a listen.

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{PR}edict: Predictive Analytics and the Future of PR, Part 1

Shift Communications

Public relations, marketing, and communications aren’t known for their futurist perspectives. More often than not, we’re reacting to the latest and greatest, from crisis communications (when the news is bad) to rapid response/newsjacking (when the news is good). How Do Predictive Analytics Apply to PR?

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How to Prepare a PR Crisis Plan

Prohibition

Your customers could make their displeasure known on your Facebook page and Twitter feed. Trying to control a crisis is almost impossible. But you can plan for it by creating a PR Crisis Plan. You can do this by using tools that track keywords related to your brand and monitor consumer behaviour and sentiment on the web.

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Monday Roundup: Attitude

Waxing UnLyrical

This week’s roundup features seven posts from around the web that focus on attitude. Why: In this post from the WUL vault, two very different attitudes to customer service and technology caused me to question whether too much technology makes us… well, you know. Image: aussiegall via Flickr, CC 2.0.

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Future of PR: 2020 edition

Stephen Waddington

Vuelio named this blog the best PR and communications blog in 2019. I appreciate your comments by email, Facebook and Twitter. Tackling fake news and disinformation: an ethical issue that strikes at the heart of practice The great hope of the web was that it would democratise the publication and sharing of information.

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Monday Roundup: Attitude

Waxing UnLyrical

This week’s roundup features seven posts from around the web that focus on attitude. Why: In this post from the WUL vault, two very different attitudes to customer service and technology caused me to question whether too much technology makes us… well, you know. Image: aussiegall via Flickr, CC 2.0.

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Bringing Open Community To Public Relations

Waxing UnLyrical

Because if there’s one thing I believe takes public relations from good to great, it’s when your audiences start becoming your community through the relationships you develop with them. Why did you write Open Community ? Why is Open Community important for public relations? Here’s a Q&A.