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3 Ways to Give Your Brand a Personality

Remote PR Jobs

Let’s consider the approach of low-budget European airline RyanAir, known for their no frills experiences and plentiful financial add-ons. Their brand voice remains true to themselves, complete with a viral-worthy, hysterical online edge. Instead of trying to convince people that they aren't that, they lean into the jokes.

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10 Crisis Communication Tips Every Business Needs

Prohibition

Crisis communication case studies. These case studies offer lessons to help responders in any industry prepare for worst-case scenarios. It remains to be one of the most debated case studies on crisis communication and how it can affect a company’s reputation. Domino’s Viral Staff Video.

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The Top 11 Social Media Crises of 2017

Norton's Notes

United Airlines Drops The Ball. This is probably the most well known crises from this year as United Airlines hasn’t had the best year. The video ended up going viral on the internet and making it to all of the main news channels. The brand went viral on social media in early May – not always a good thing in this instance.

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Your Ultimate Guide to Online Marketing Techniques: 18 Blogs You’ll Want To Bookmark Today

MaccaPR

Don’t miss Buffer podcasts (which range from video marketing and Snapchat strategy to the storytelling secrets of National Geographic Travel) and its case studies, such as: “ How I Grew My Traffic By Almost 50% In Just 30 Days Using Twitter.”. Among our faves: " 10 Proven Ways to Make Content Go Viral ”.

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7 Ways To Crisis-Proof Your Brand

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

As video of United Airlines passenger Dr. David Dao being violently dragged from his seat went viral, the media – and a global audience of prospective customers – were horrified. United will weather the latest tempest, in part because the traveling public have low expectations of the airline experience.

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