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What I learned about “going viral” on LinkedIn last week

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Last week I had my first experience with a post of mine “going viral” on LinkedIn. Something I wrote “hot” and just reacted to as I saw the news in my feed that Sara Blakely had just given ALL her employees two first-class tickets to anywhere in the world and $10,000. Here’s the full post.

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6 Trends That Will Affect PR In 2022

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Employees are in charge. But in 2022, employee engagement will be the new recruitment. This bodes well for PR professionals who focus in employee and community relations. Look for brand values to be a core message for most organizations. How many “Great Resignation” stories did we see in 2021?

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Walmart’s suspension of advertising on X became last month’s biggest brand story

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Delta drew media attention for a viral TikTok involving an employee A story that first went viral on TikTok but then picked up a fair amount of media coverage was one about a transgender actress accusing a Delta employee of intentionally misgendering her in an airport altercation.

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7 PR Tips For Announcing Bad News

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The goal is to refocus employees and stabilize morale. Affected employees will immediately spread the news, of course. After Thorleifsson’s tweet went viral, Musk queried him about his work responsibilities. ” These kinds of descriptors devalue the employees who are leaving. Don’t drown them in red tape.

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PR In The Time Of Coronavirus

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The effect on employee health is still unclear, and the full business impact has only begun. This is surely easiest for businesses that can continue operations with employees working remotely, but it’s even more critical for those who can’t. What do employees and customers need to know in the short term? Make a plan.

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Feel-good stories won brand coverage in December 2022 with Walmart, UPS, and Amazon

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In mid-December a TikTok creator’s video of an 82-year-old Walmart employee went viral, resulting in almost $100k being raised through GoFundMe, allowing the man to retire. The story about the 82-year-old employee accounted for 11 of those articles and together earned over 213k engagements.

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Barbie dominates August brand coverage

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Burger King employee story resurfaces Every once in a while there’s a story that resonates so strongly with the media and public that it gets a resurgence of coverage even if it’s technically “old news.” Receive weekly updates with the NewsWhip Note You have subscribed to the NewsWhip daily newsletter.

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