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Crisis Communications: 10 Steps for Building an Effective Plan

Onclusive

Social media has fundamentally changed how people communicate in times of crisis. Just this month, victims of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma used social media to communicate with first responders, know where gas was available and follow emergency updates. Identify Who is Responsible for Listening and When. Create a Hub.

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Making The Case for Excluding Jargon From Crisis Communication

Melissa Agnes

Recently, Eric Chandler and I wrote a blog post called “Social Media Crisis” and Other Buzzwords that Need to Go. ” When I talk, train and write about crisis communications, I always say that your audiences want (and expect) to communicate with the people behind the brand, not with your logo.

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Twitter, Photos and Your Crisis Communications

Melissa Agnes

On March 26th they published the following message to their blog : “We’re rolling out two new mobile features that make photos on Twitter more social. But what does it mean for your crisis communications and overall risk? What are the risks and crisis communications opportunities that can come with this new, cool feature?

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Crisis Communication for Small Businesses: A No-Nonsense Guide

5W PR

Recent data shows that 54% of small businesses have experienced a crisis that threatened their survival, yet only 23% had a formal communication plan in place. This guide provides practical strategies for small business owners to build and execute crisis communication plans that work with limited resources.

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TCIP #005 – Teaching Crisis Communication in Higher Education with Karen Freberg

Melissa Agnes

She’s an engaging professor at the University of Louisville, in Kentucky, who teaches and researches on subjects like social media for PR and crisis communication – and she’s about to take this semester’s crisis communications grad class to a whole new level. Check out her blog: karenfreberg.com/blog.

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A Look At Academic Research on Crisis Communication From #AEJMC14

Melissa Agnes

I’m always interested in seeing what’s being studied in universities these days, as well as the academic’s approach to the theoretical side of crisis communication, and so this day of observation and interaction was very fascinating for me. In terms of the crisis communication research.

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TCIP #007 – Overcoming Legal Challenges in Crisis Communication with Sara Hawkins

Melissa Agnes

Sara is one of those fabulous attorneys who fully “gets” the realities of crisis communication today, which is why I absolutely wanted to sit down with her and discuss how professionals can overcome the legal challenges of crisis communication. How to effectively work with your legal council in a crisis.