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One Very Important Element that Most Customer Service Programs Lack Today

Melissa Agnes

Customer service programs and trainings are important. However, one area of the customer service training that often gets overlooked is issues management. However, one area of the customer service training that often gets overlooked is issues management. Crisis and Issues Management Food for Thought'

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Crisis PR Examples: Industry-Specific Lessons from the Front Lines

5W PR

Their experiences show that success in crisis management often comes down to three key elements: swift action, transparent communication, and a deep understanding of industry-specific stakeholder expectations. Johnson & Johnson’s handling of the 1982 Tylenol crisis remains a masterclass in crisis management.

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Rebuilding Brand Trust After A Crisis: Key Steps

5W PR

Rebuilding trust after a crisis is one of the most challenging tasks a business can face. Customers, stakeholders, and employees may all feel betrayed, making it difficult to regain their confidence. This guide outlines key steps to restoring trust and rebuilding a brands reputation through crisis management and PR.

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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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How to Turn a PR Crisis into a Brand Opportunity

5W PR

A public relations crisis can strike any organization at any time, threatening to erode hard-earned trust, damage its brand reputation, and even jeopardize its very existence. However, a crisis doesn’t have to be a death knell. Learn and Adapt A crisis should be viewed as a learning opportunity.

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These Smart Social Media Tactics Will Help You Prevent A Crisis

Melissa Agnes

Editor’s Note: This is a great blog post that gives you an overview of what you can do, right now, to prevent a crisis. A social media manager loses their temper in a customer service post on Facebook. But, are they a crisis? How to avoid a public relations crisis. Not necessarily.

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Does Your Crisis Scenario Plan Need Some Love?

Cision

Yet, this is our world today and our “new normal” as communicators and crisis management teams. Watch for issues around the globe and the impact they may have on your business, clients, customers and employees. And, that they are fully briefed on their role within your crisis plan. Keep your eyes peeled.

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