As usual, this week saw no shortage of brands in crisis. While I can’t cover them all (and as usual, some are too complex even to try cover here), this week we’re taking a look at Campbell’s, Ryanair and Megyn Kelly.
In this week’s PR Crisis of the Week column, we look at a brand that made its crisis worse by sharing misinformation, a brand who can’t seem to do anything right and a brand who’s been in this column more than any other brand. Here we go:
Which brands found themselves in crisis management mode this week? We’ll take a look at a social media platform that finally met its demise, an event that went awry causing its founder some legal trouble and a popular sparkling water brand that hit a snag.
Another week – and more brands in crisis. This week, we have Facebook, Tesla and GE, all major entities which find themselves in the midst of chaos, as well as Oregon winemakers who face an unprecedented crisis. Which brands will excel in crisis management?
Today’s PR Crisis of the Week post takes a look at brands in hot water, including a leading pet store chain, a popular social media platform, a major coffee and baked goods chain – and the latest in the saga of a fruit crisis.
It’s time for this week’s PR Crisis of the Week post, where I give an overview of some of the brands who found themselves in crisis mode. This week in PR crisis news, we have a major news network, a former social media darling – and strawberries?
Welcome to the PR Crisis of the Week post, where I provide an overview of brands who found themselves in the midst of a PR meltdown. This week’s column includes Papa John’s, In-N-Out Burger and Bloomberg. Were there other crises this week? You bet. But we only have room for so …
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It’s that time again. Time for the PR Crisis of the Week. This week, the choices were…well, there was little choice, because it’s been quite a week.
