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Category Archives: Public Relations
IRS official’s ‘no good at math’ interview blunder.
You couldn’t make it up. Honestly. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2013/05/10/im-not-good-at-math-the-irss-public-relations-disaster/
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If your CEO is the actual PR disaster
What does a business do when a PR blunderbuss like Charles Green is its media spokesperson? As a keen football follower and PR analyst, I’m compelled to rubberneck the PR debacle that is The (newco/sevco) Rangers back in Scotland. The … Continue reading
PR disaster for some AFL clubs as doping scandal breaks
Where sharp marketing takes on an unfortunate double meaning in light of the Aussie Rules doping scandal.
Red Cross spells PR disaster over erroneous Facebook post
The Aussie Red Cross tied itself in ‘nots’ recently (hat tip to anonymous reader for info) after a staff member APPEARED to show prejudice against Brits, drug users and gay men. http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/red-cross-insists-an-anti-gay-facebook-post-was-a-simple-mistake/story-e6frg6n6-1226497018748
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Latest Shell PR disaster shows ease of social media ‘brandjacking’
Journalist Kashmir Hill of Forbes provides a solid, informative overview of Greenpeace and Yes Men’s online attack against the Shell global brand. Yet to label the activists as pranksters perhaps diminishes the strategic creativity of Yes Men, who are long-established … Continue reading
Right Royal froth over Starbucks ‘proud British’ Tweet
Thanks to rebel Irish blogger Phil Mac Giolla Bhain for the tip to this PR disaster where Starbucks show the cultural minefield that is posting on social media: Asking Emerald Celts to say why they’re proud to be Brits in … Continue reading
PR disaster follows prehistoric email rant
What kind of political media and reputation adviser would pen and send an email lambasting one professional woman’s views on the lack of female representation in politics? Erm, one called Max Tomlinson would…
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Westpac misses 2-way dynamic of social media
As a Reputation Management adviser, I’m not a fan of Facebook; not, that is, if you represent a company with a poor public image and contentious areas of community engagement. Facebook’s too open a forum for organisations without the balls … Continue reading
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Tagged PR disaster, Westpac Facebook, Westpac rates, Westpac social media
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