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Don’t let dishonesty creep into your communications Lying is a funny thing. While it’s widely accepted that purposely stating something that isn’t true is classified as a lie and wrong to do, people convince themselves that other forms of lying aren’t so bad. As a kid I was told there are …
The announcement of HBO’s new show, “Confederate,” which takes place in an alternate timeline where Southern states successfully seceded from the union and slavery remains legal, was already bound to draw criticism. It’s pretty much the definition of a touchy topic. The way the show was announced, however, created even …
Clashes create conflict One of our challenges as a crisis management firm is helping clients have realistic expectations about what we can accomplish for them. For example, if a situation can’t be “fixed” but only balanced enough that the lasting damage is limited, we’d be asking for trouble if we …
[Editor’s note: This post is Part 2 from a pair of contributions by guest blogger Cylvia Hayes. To read her first post, click here.] Using a Reputation Crisis to Become Better and Bigger…Instead of Just Bitter If you wind up facing an intense reputation crisis people will ask you about …
To Avoid a Reputation Crisis Don’t Do What I Did! On October 7, 2014 my life blew up. I was serving as First Lady of Oregon, partner to the Governor who was running for reelection. A notoriously mudslinging reporter who had been after me for years finally found something from …
Not preparing for crisis is begging to have one If you’re online reading this, chances are you know that almost every crisis or reputation threat today involves social media to some degree. Yet, a shocking number of organizations are not prepared to deal with crisis social media at all. It’s like riding …
Quick advice to start your course to being media-ready A lot goes into being prepared to speak to the media, and it can be a daunting skill to learn. But, in our experience, if you’re an expert in your field it’s likely you can be taught to deliver a solid …
[Editor’s note: Today’s post comes to us courtesy of Beth Kotz, Credit.com contributing author. Being hit by a cyberattack brings serious financial and reputational repurcussions, which makes working to prevent and prepare for the various possibilities an important part of any crisis management plan.] The True Cost of a Credit Card Breach …
You can’t rely on others to tell your story The inspiration for today’s Crisis Management Quotable hardly needs any introduction. Carol Burnett is one of the most famous actresses and comedians of all time, and she’s left a trail of quotes sharing wisdom and laughter throughout her career. Words, once …
Hard facts on why YOU should care about online reviews 68% of millennials trust online reviews most For every star a business gets in their rating, their sales revenue will increase from approximately 5-9% 22% of consumers will not purchase a product after reading just one negative review about it …
A free app from the UK could help save lives when mass attacks strike While formal first aid training is something everyone should go through at least once, reality is most won’t even have it cross their radar. An app, on the other hand, is easy to digest – which is …
[Editor’s note: This guest post speaks to a point that many overlook – the connection between HR concerns and crisis management. If you have a post you’d like to share we’re always happy to take a look, get in touch directly at [email protected].] Employee engagement and a strong reputation are …
If you haven’t taught staff how to avoid an IT crisis you’re asking to have one Nearly 70% of the data protection and privacy professionals surveyed for a recent Managing Insider Risk through Training & Culture report said their employees are the weakest link in efforts to keep information secure. Hackers have …
Keep that New Year’s resolution and get your online reputation in shape! As we approach the end of January I have a question…how’s that resolution to get control of your businesses’ online reputation for 2017 going? The good news is that, even if you procrastinated 30 days away (naughty you!), it’s …
When it rains, it pours Chipotle’s made the news for legitimate issues recently, but the latest headline-grabbing happening is a bit much. Leah Caldwell, the California woman suing the company, alleges that Chipotle used an image of her snapped 10 years ago at a Denver location for nationwide in-store ads despite her explicitly denying the …
