We love planning media strategies for our clients, but often it can seem overwhelming to know what can work well. That’s why we love this article from Forbes about some…
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Lately, we’ve been blessed to be growing. Last year proved the value of public relations, the need to stay meaningfully connected and the benefit of remaining top-of-mind. That awareness has…
Giving a speech can be one of the most intimidating things you’re ever asked to do, even for the most practiced CEO. But with a solid set of talking points,…
As an adjunct professor at Oklahoma State University, I spend a lot of time geeking out on public engagement and communications strategies. I talk to students about what it means…
Brace yourself when I tell you this: 2020 is almost over. If you are waiting for the “new normal,” we’re in it, and it’s time to begin setting priorities and…
PR, marketing and advertising are some of the largest industries in the creative workforce. We should be seen as a mix of innovative and diverse ideas, people and productions. The…
The phrase “crisis communication” can evoke scenes of a frantic office, people running around trying to fix a crisis that threatens to have severe impacts. Our world today is all…
When dealing with a crisis, business leaders are in the eye of a storm. They need to be calm while everything swirls around them, because the decisions made today can...
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The Secret Sauce in Crisis CommunicationsAs you’ve likely experienced in recent weeks with the COVID-19 crisis, people have access to massive amounts of information in our current environment. Newsrooms are…
Not too long ago, crisis communications was only handled via internal communications and press releases to media outlets. You had time to craft a perfect statement and submit it before the article ran. On the flip side, many companies would have a crisis and remain blissfully ignorant to the fact that the crisis was public until they picked up a copy of the local paper and saw their name on a headline.