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If someone on social media mocked your company, would you use a video such as this to respond?
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If someone on social media mocked your company, would you use a video such as this to respond?
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Too many businesses continue to disappoint us with how they handle tough questions.
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Such news releases reinforce the stereotype that public relations is nothing than an attempt to spin reality despite the obvious. More companies must abandon this old school approach and at least acknowledge, if with only one sentence, the giant pink elephant stumbling around the room.
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For some companies, PR is just a temporary option. When sales are good, companies often become clouded with the notion that they are fine without a PR plan. Here are five reasons companies with this mindset should reconsider PR.
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Social media channels often are better ways to communicate than websites, and it would be refreshing if more companies didn’t leave those options out in the cold.
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When I was reporting, if someone said “no” to any of the above questions, I may have moved on to someone else who said “yes.”
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The NFL’s public relations strategy must not be one-dimensional.
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We don’t know if the writer is correct, but he reminds us about a key point regarding public relations that is worth repeating.
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“This Bridge Is Closed” dance showed self-deprecation on even the most sensitive of political issues.
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Up-selling sucks. Few people enjoy being the recipient of up-selling, but they often don’t mind engaging in such a practice themselves. It’s one of the worst forms of public relations. Be happy a customer is a customer and don’t see it as an opportunity to suck from them more of their hard-earned money. If they appreciate your service, they will inquire about additional possibilities without you putting the screws to them.
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