Mathew had 150 followers on X, before his controversial post and now he has around 7,200 followers.
Yet I was going to advise him to apologize, would that double his following and win hearts?
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Very often crafted silence is a powerful PR weapon in the midst of a storm. Go cheeeeeee and leave them guessing. Often responding in haste can make matters worse. #PRthatWorks
For you to stand out on your socials as a relatable personality or business, you need a signature; that one unique picture on your DM,that describes who you are and what you stand for. Make it eye catching & memorable. #PRthatWorks
Fourth step in reputation management;
Develop a comprehensive Communication Policy. Thisâ a strategic blueprint that gives insight on how an organization will interact with stakeholders including employees , navigating bad press, how to position the brand, etc. #PRthatWorks
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Step 3; Scenario mapping & planning
Anticipate and adequately prepare for any likelihood. This would involve going as far us doing mock disaster drills. Prepare for the worst always.
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The 2nd step in reputation management is relations building. Build a positive relationship with the entire stakeholder base. From employees, contractors, media, customers & competitors. These will defend you in times of crisis. #PRthatWorks
The 2nd step in reputation management is relations building. Build a positive relationship with the entire stakeholder base. From employees, contractors, media, customers & competitors. These will defend you in times of crisis. #PRthatWorks
The 1st step in the delicate process of reputation management is avoidance. Most blunders that taint brand reputation are avoidable. Ensure adherence to standard operating procedures. Keep doing appraisals on SOPs & all touch points that interact with the brand. #PRthatWorks
In a few, my client and Iâll be in some boardroom for stakeholder engagement. Weâre running through the doâs & dontâs including etiquette. Itâs very crucial to prepare adequately & tick boxes to avoid embarrassing scenes. Itâs tragic to imagine that you know it all. #PRthatWorks
As we conclude 2023, assess the goals you set against your achievements. Take solitary moments to understand why some things worked out and others didn't, guiding you to redirect your energy and focus for the coming year.
Examine your workplace demeanor and identify any negative habits to discard in 2023. Collaboration is key; enhance relationships with colleagues at your workplace as you cannot thrive in isolation.
Invest time in learning something new. Leverage the internet and other affordable resources to enhance your skills, ensuring increased relevance when you return to work early next year.
Happy new year 2024!
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The idea of organizations gifting their clients during the festive season isnât necessarily bad but requires creativity. Go an extra mile to customize the gift to give a sense of specialness. Donât give out jumula. #PRthatWorks
Nowadays the vibrancy of brands is measured by the amount of online presence of their executives & staff. Consumers lately prefer & trust relatable brands they can attach a face to not automated messages. Brand humanization isnât a science. #PRthatWorks
True irony; The best jobs arenât the high paying but those where employees enjoy the intrinsic benefits like a culture of family that empathizes, celebrates & rewards plus creating room for career growth & personal branding. Those aspects weigh more than money. #PRthatWorks
#EquityCrisis When s**t hits the fan, brands should communicate with presence. Responding by press releases gives an impression of aloofness. Develop a concise message and prepare top executives to face the press. A soundbite is more reassuring & creates presence. #PRthatWorks