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Managing your brand reputation when an NFL star gets Covid-19

NewsWhip

That happened this week with NFL star Aaron Rodgers, who tested positive for Covid-19 and eventually revealed that he had not taken the vaccine during a controversial radio show in which he criticized the media and the ‘woke mob’. If you expand our Timeline to focus on public interest, here’s what it looks like before the radio interview.

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Revisiting The Power Of LinkedIn: 4 Etiquette Lessons From A Digital Crisis

MaccaPR

Remember those glorious days before Twitter and Facebook, when a marketing executive could be dismissive, casually cruel and outlandishly rude without becoming a viral pariah thanks to social media? However, she then shared Blazek’s savage response on social media via Imgur, which flooded through Twitter, Buzzfeed, Reddit and Facebook.

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International Digital PR Tips for Success with Hana Montgomery

Buzzstream

Hana: I think, the relevance and the value needs to be there, but there’s nothing wrong if, if you have a campaign that goes viral or if you have a content that you go, you know what, I think that really would be interested for people to see. Forums, Reddit, amazing. To study each country, posting a questions.

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How to Ideate a Successful Survey Campaign

Buzzstream

There are already a few excellent posts about emotion in viral content, like this one from Fractl , so I’m not going to rehash all of it. Enter Reddit. Reddit has subreddits for every imaginable niche, and they also have a r/polls subreddit that allows you to poll groups of people. New to Reddit?

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