Failing to keep customers happy is a crisis management concern We’ve all had them – that one terrible customer experience that left us saying, “never again.” Losing even one customer can hurt, and oftentimes truly bad customer experiences impact far …
[Editor’s note: This post is Part 2 from a pair of contributions by guest blogger Cylvia Hayes. To read her first post, click here.] Using a Reputation Crisis to Become Better and Bigger…Instead of Just Bitter If you wind up …
To Avoid a Reputation Crisis Don’t Do What I Did! On October 7, 2014 my life blew up. I was serving as First Lady of Oregon, partner to the Governor who was running for reelection. A notoriously mudslinging reporter who …
We tell clients to get an outside perspective on things like new products or services whenever possible. When you’ve been close to a project you tend to only see what you want to see, and not what the savage eyes …
A Life-saving service from the big G [Editor’s note: Thank you to our friend Andy Russell for bringing this new Google service to our attention. If you have a topic you think would be a good fit for our blogs …
[This guest post, which dives into the many ways emergency notification systems can be used to reduce the impact of crises, was written by Sean Bergesen was originally shared to the Omnilert blog.] Today, the ways to notify your people …
Not preparing for crisis is begging to have one If you’re online reading this, chances are you know that almost every crisis or reputation threat today involves social media to some degree. Yet, a shocking number of organizations are not prepared to …
Quick advice to start your course to being media-ready A lot goes into being prepared to speak to the media, and it can be a daunting skill to learn. But, in our experience, if you’re an expert in your field …
Can the ridesharing service correct before it swerves out of control? We all knew serious change was required at Uber in order for the ridesharing service to survive. Explosive growth got it to the top, but massive and repeated reputation …
Leadership is under the microscope like never before While overall forced turnovers are in decline, the proportion of CEOs being fired for ethical issues is on the rise. The percentage remains relatively low, but the trend is one all organizations should …
3 simple items guaranteed to improve your messaging Credibility. It’s what every communicator strives for, especially when you’re discussing a crisis situation. And, it’s what many communicators fail to achieve – not through lack of speaking or writing skill, but …
[Editor’s note: Today’s post comes to us courtesy of Beth Kotz, Credit.com contributing author. Being hit by a cyberattack brings serious financial and reputational repurcussions, which makes working to prevent and prepare for the various possibilities an important part of any crisis …
Learning from the success, and mistakes, of others Though there’s always a bit of debate over precisely how they’re measured, annual polls like the Harris Reputation Quotient are useful because they track shifts over time. For crisis management consultants this …
You can’t rely on others to tell your story The inspiration for today’s Crisis Management Quotable hardly needs any introduction. Carol Burnett is one of the most famous actresses and comedians of all time, and she’s left a trail of …
Online reputation and review management are critical to every industry today. More than 70% of potential customers will do a Google search before deciding whether to do business with you, and all it takes is a couple negative results for …
