Public Relations: Don’t Get Too Wild
Do you want your brand portrayed this way to the public?
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Do you want your brand portrayed this way to the public?
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Staying alert of microphones when working with the media is more important than ever before.
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Business videos are not ambush interviews.
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What do you think of H&M’s approach regarding a “living wage”? Read this HuffPost.com story. Also, read this from H&M’s newsroom. How does what a company pays its employees impact its public relations? How are Walmart and McDonald’s handling the debate over their employee pay?
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Leaders: Ask yourselves what message you are sending to employees when you do not acknowledge their emails or voicemails. What assumptions might they make if they do not hear back from you? What does it say about your company culture if this is the norm? How might this behavior impact engagement?
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In its one-on-one battle with actor Ashton Kutcher on Twitter, Walmart wins. Here’s why:
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Newsrooms should be multimedia meccas with company stories, videos and photos. But SAS, a North Carolina-based software company, shows there are many ways to make a newsroom interesting and newsworthy.
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We can recall only one or two times during media training when someone used a prop to enhance their interview or media appearance.
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Keith shoots video of a Golden Retriever named Caesar as part of a company’s recruting video. The video is sharing its story through the eyes of an employee, showing her home and work life.
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