How are you providing an example for employees during the current crisis? Here are two tips to improve your internal communications.
Here’s a roundup of the week’s crisis communication news for communicators.
Also: Dolly Parton reads stories selected from her nonprofit, ‘COVID-19’ is trending downward in news and on social media, social media content during the crisis, and more.
Also: Google Maps highlights takeout and delivery options, Wendy’s connects with social media fans virtually, Foursquare shows changing consumer behavior, and more.
The coronavirus outbreak has forced many organizations to change how the reach out to their publics and stakeholders. Here are some important guidelines to avoid tone deaf gaffes.
The current crisis is taking its toll on PR agencies. Here’s how one industry leader is guiding his team through the COVID-19 pandemic.
How you engage your employees during this crisis could set the stage for your relationship with these key stakeholders for years, and control how quickly your organization can bounce back.
Also: Ad budgets face bigger decrease than during 2008’s recession, Berlin Cameron helps small businesses, Etsy encourages sellers to make fabric masks, and more.
Engaging employees is crucial for long-term success, according to these communications leaders.
A great photo can help to create the feeling of community that is missing when people can’t gather together in-person.
Also: FTC issues a scam Bingo game, marketers say data analysis is needed—not more numbers, Lowe’s shares quarantine-friendly activities, and more.
Learn how to preserve your workplace culture, keep stakeholders engaged in a time of crisis and craft messaging that inspires trust in leadership, all of which will make the difference in the months ahead.
How often do employees want to hear about health care messages, business continuity updates, and other missives? Here’s what makes some communicators hopeful.
Many of timeless pieces of PR wisdom still apply, but the emphasis and application might change in these extraordinary circumstances.
Your crisis communications should be able to lean on your past record. Here are some ways to tell that story to help bolster your reputation and build trust.
