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Not Strictly a Sales Vehicle: What to Consider Before You Decide to Produce a Branded Podcast
October 5th, 2021 by Erika BradburyShould your organization invest in podcasting? Is there value from a brand perspective in producing a podcast?
Facebook Outage Serves as a Reminder to Diversify Communications Platforms
October 5th, 2021 by Nicole SchumanFor many brands and organizations, Facebook serves as the main platform for advertising, retail outreach, virtual events and customer service. Some smaller businesses even use it as an alternative to a website to distribute information and promote their brand. However, much like any other service, especially a free one, users should be prepared for any sort of closure or resource failure.
California Oil Spill Is a PR Crisis in Dire Need of Cleanup
October 4th, 2021 by Sophie MaerowitzSouthern California is reeling after a pipeline failure dumped 126,000 gallons of oil into the Pacific three miles from the Orange County coast. The pipeline company’s crisis communications response thus far has been underwhelming.
Sign of the Times: Consumers Engage with Posts Providing Cybersecurity Tips, News, Products
October 1st, 2021 by Erika BradburyIn light of an increase in cyberattacks and to honor Cybersecurity Awareness Month this month, we asked data partner Shareablee to track consumer engagement with cybersecurity terms on several social media platforms.
Internal Communicators Rely on PR Basics to Address Return to Work
October 1st, 2021 by Seth ArensteinThey are among the most-asked questions now: What will the return to office (RTO) look like and when will it happen? For most companies, the truth is, ‘We’re not entirely sure.’
Behind Every Good Crisis There’s Usually an Oversized Ego or Two
October 1st, 2021 by Katie PaineWe’ve written about how founders’ personalities contributed to the downfall of Theranos, WeWork and “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.” And recently, we saw a similar pattern with the now-defunct media conglomerate Ozy and iconic game show “Jeopardy!.”
Feds Get Serious About How and When Companies Communicate Cyber Incidents
October 1st, 2021 by Seth ArensteinThe ubiquity of cybercrime has made communication about it a subspecialty that PR pros need to acquire. Or they must hire communicators and lawyers with knowledge of cyber jargon, technology, rules and regulations.
How to Get the Most from Your Research and Evaluation Investment
October 1st, 2021 by Mark WeinerEvery autumn, the dualities of research and evaluation emerge: we rely on data and analysis providers to help evaluate our year-to-date performance and depend on their data to inform communication decisions. Simultaneously, and perhaps ironically, as we look to analytics providers to inform our performance evaluation, we evaluate them as the annual renewal approaches.
Supermodel Molly Sims Shows Influencers are Untouchable No More
September 30th, 2021 by Seth ArensteinAn Aug. 6 ruling in a case against supermodel Molly Sims and the beauty brand she represented could herald a new chapter in brand-influencer relations. Seemingly untouchable previously, influencers now may have a target on their back.