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Why it’s important to prepare for a PR crisis

Prohibition

It doesn’t take much to provoke a crisis, sometimes just a simple mistake on social media can be enough. Today’s fast-paced digital world presents a challenge as customers expectations are higher than ever meaning brands are expected to have full transparency and communicate openly. What will happen if a crisis does happen.

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McKinsey: 5 Factors Driving a New Golden Age of Marketing

Sword and the Script

Knowing what can be automated, when judgment is required, and where to seek and place new technical talent are becoming increasingly central to effective marketing leadership. Customer-centricity have raised expectations across the board,” according to the authors, a point which underscores the common theme.

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Your profession needs you

Stephen Waddington

Public relations practice is developing through four stages of media: the media itself, influencers, owned media, and community. Every aspect of an organisation is becoming social, from customer service to marketing; and from product development to sales. Julian Stodd’s work in this area is exemplary.