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Stories by Joe Friedlein
Royal or Not-Empathy Beats Jealousy in Oprah’s Interview
March 9th, 2021 by Daniel ReneWe’re communicators, so it’s natural for us to dissect Oprah’s big interview in a slightly different way than most. For us, some of the questions center on the couple’s goals in agreeing to sit for the interview and did they make their case well?
PRNEWS Names CSR & Diversity Awards Honorees, Debuts Social Impact Summit
March 2nd, 2021 by PRNEWSPRNEWS is pleased to announce finalists for its CSR & Diversity Awards programs. Winners will be announced April 27 during our Social Impact Event.
Bon Appetit’s Reckoning: A Lesson in Managing Gen-Z Stakeholders
March 2nd, 2021 by Sarah McRaeBon Appétit (BA), a 64-year-old food and entertainment publication, gained popularity with Millennials and Gen-Z via its YouTube channel. During the nationwide Black Lives Matter protests in June 2020, BA issued a statement from its editor-in-chief saying the brand had “work to do” on diversity.
Tips to Help You Avoid Killing an Important Tech Story
March 1st, 2021 by Zain JafferThe tech sector is leading the business world during the pandemic as numerous industries pivot to survive. Meanwhile, PR is leading tech’s conversations. Here are a few tips for ensuring you tell tech stories that resonate with their intended audiences.
PR Pros Push Range of Tactics to Win Earned Media Placements
February 25th, 2021 by PRNEWSLooking at the market for earned media during a recent PRNEWS webinar, PR pros admitted the landscape remains highly competitive, though a bevy of targets is available. Panelists urged PR pros to consider a range of traditional and newer media outlets.
What Working from Home Taught Me About Productivity
February 25th, 2021 by Marcus FischerGoldman Sachs boss David Solomon is the latest CEO to join the debate over working from home. For his company, it’s not feasible, he says. For other leaders, the pandemic made work from home a necessity. The author of this was a skeptic, but now he’s sold on working from home. Companies have made changes, though, including sharing corporate values and transmitting culture via internal communication.
How Communicators Can Inspire Employees to Vaccinate
February 24th, 2021 by Will ZesigerMost employees receive health benefits from employers. It makes sense that companies are at the center of getting staff to vaccinate. Here are tips and tactics to create engaging, fun and accessible internal communication to encourage vaccination.
Lessons Earned: Toughen Up, Buckle Down and Never Stop Learning
February 23rd, 2021 by Nneka LoganIn the latest installment of this continuing series, a collaboration with the Institute for PR, Nneka Logan recalls her early days as a brand communicator and two invaluable lessons she acquired. The first is to toughen up and learn as much as possible. The second is that face-to-face communication sometimes can best email.
Reputation Management: Moving Forward in the Wake of Cancel Culture
February 19th, 2021 by Evan NiermanSocial media is a great way for companies and organizations to engage clients and potential customers. A poorly worded or insensitive post, though, can result in cancellation. While users should always proceed carefully, preparation for a backlash can help you react should an angry online mob target your posts.