Sat.May 06, 2017

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California State University San Marcos: a textbook case of crisis preparation

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The 2014 Wildfire. Most communicators expect to have to deal with a crisis situation at some point in their career. Yet predicting how a crisis will rear its ugly head is incredibly difficult. While it is impossible to address every potential scenario, implementing a strong team and the right protocols can help effectively steer organizations out of crises.

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Context in Marketing Campaigns, Mediums and Measurements [UML]

Sword and the Script

Ask a veteran marketer how marketing has changed in the last decade and many comments will center on output. Certainly, the mechanism by which we send messages has evolved dramatically, but so too has the way audiences receive messages. Today, marketing is not just communicating with a prospective buyer. It is communicating a distracted prospective buyer, who is bombarded by messages, and who has access to ample information on any given topic from a range of other sources.