Louise Findlay-Wilson, managing director at Energy PR, outlines the steps brands should take to ensure their Black Friday strategy doesn’t damage their reputation.
Reputation
Reclaiming Authenticity in the Era of Misinformation: 5 PR Lessons from “Wicked”
November 22nd, 2024 by Kim MarkusThe release of the “Wicked” movie musical offers an unexpected, but timely, guide on authenticity. Its story revolves around Elphaba, a misunderstood character branded “wicked” by those who distort her truth.
Will Bluesky Change PR?
November 20th, 2024 by Nicole SchumanSocial media trends come and go, but it seems to have been awhile since an existing social media platform (Bluesky) has encouraged so many users to jump ship from their current social media habits. Such moves are something for the PR and communication industry to pay attention to.
PR Roundup: Connectively Done, X Exodus, AI Pros and Cons
November 14th, 2024 by Nicole SchumanThis week’s PR Roundup follows Cision’s upcoming shutdown of Connectively, formerly known as HARO, the mass exodus of users and brands from X (formerly Twitter), and a new study featuring the pros and cons of AI for digital PR.
Spinning Our Own Spin: The Ethics of PR
November 10th, 2024 by Dustin SigginsPR “spin”—in its proper and ethical context—is simply helping people tell their story better to reach target audiences more effectively. Here are the three steps to show anyone (and clients in particular) that spin is just fine—as long as it’s ethical.
CCOs Reveal Best Practices for AI, Social Media and Other Digital PR
November 4th, 2024 by Nicole SchumanPRNEWS attended a Chief Communications Officers Roundtable on Emerging Trends and Tactics in which panelists discussed innovative strategies used to connect with their audiences.
Communications Tips for Navigating a Challenging Post-Election Terrain
November 4th, 2024 by Jeff GrapponeAs executives contemplate post-election communications, here are a few tips to help avoid unintentionally stepping on landmines while positioning your company for advocacy success in 2025.
Why You Should Have an Election Communications Strategy
November 1st, 2024 by Kevin PedrajaIn a year when the term “polarized” doesn’t come close to adequately describing the political discourse, there are added complications and risks for organizations that should be taken into account before they issue any outbound communications. Here are just a few.
Kellogg’s Food Dye Controversy: A PR Misstep with Lasting Consequences
October 30th, 2024 by Daniella AlkobiIn an age where transparency and trust are crucial to brand loyalty, Kellogg’s recent food dye crisis has left a sour taste in the mouths of consumers.
PR Roundup: McDonald’s Bad Week, Google and Political Ads and Generational Differences in Advertising
October 24th, 2024 by Nicole SchumanPR Roundup looks at the communications responses of McDonald’s after several chaotic appearances in the news, Google’s ban on political ads and a new report on how different generations respond to advertising and messaging.