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Reputation & Crisis

The nuances of a public apology

A public apology is a tool to allow the story to move into the next phase sooner rather than later — whatever that phase might hold in store for the accused.

The CrossFit PR mayhem — the destruction of a global brand

The demise of CrossFit has been a long time coming. Glassman's tweet did stir up a perfect PR storm, but the brand CrossFit was already in serious trouble.

Sweden’s Covid-19 strategy is under attack

No matter the factual correctness of Sweden's chosen Covid-19 strategy, several serious PR mistakes are continuously being made on Sweden's behalf.

12 PR insights for managing the Covid-19 pandemic

Businesses are notoriously known for exaggerating positive news and to downplay negative news. In times of Covid-19, this is not a good strategy.

Bell Pottinger’s dreadful non-apology

The reputation management agency Bell Pottinger issues an apology that isn't a real apology. And I hate every word of it.

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Bell Pottinger’s dreadful non-apology

The reputation management agency Bell Pottinger issues an apology that isn't a real apology. And I hate every word of it.

12 PR insights for managing the Covid-19 pandemic

Businesses are notoriously known for exaggerating positive news and to downplay negative news. In times of Covid-19, this is not a good strategy.

Why you should always get the facts first

Instead of passing judgement, seek to understand. You'll find humanity even where you least expect it.