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7 Important Principles Of Media Coverage Every Business Needs To Know

Polaris

It started when one of the displaced employees went to the media to tell his side of the story. And it didn’t stop until RBC’s chief executive Gord Nixon issued an apology promising the 45 employees they would all find comparable employment at the bank. 3: Find the local angle. It was a sad story that pretty much went viral.

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6 Pro Tips to Create Bigger Buzz for Your Business

Cision

For the uninitiated, Pump It Up is a franchise of locally-owned inflatable gyms, each with unique ancillary features. Click here activate employees on social and facilitate word-of-mouth. Over 900,000 Reserve and National Guard troops have been mobilized to active duty status since 9/11/2001.

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My A List is better than yours

Prakkypedia

Kim Harrison has an excellent list of typical stakeholder categories in Strategic Public Relations – A Guide to Success (2001). These include: Employees. Local, state and federal politicians. Global, national, state, local and trade media. Chairman, directors. Investors, donors, members. Educational institutions.

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Delta Troop Fail - Consider the Bigger, Less Popular, Business Picture

Bad Pitch Blog

This policy has been in place since before 2001, and there hadn''t been any issues in all that time. When he was charged for a third bag, he decided to alert a local newspaper. It would then eventually be reimbursed by the Army. My experience involved one soldier, in 2009 I think. The public reacted as they are now.

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How to Spy on Your Competition and Steal Their Secrets

Beyond PR

The global digital economy has produced an avalanche of content and the battle for mind and market share is no longer local. In the past (I am talking pre-web), it was hard to know unless you asked your customers, poached a competitor’s employee or searched through their garbage bins. And…it’s costing you money.