Resilience
A Blog for Modern Communications
The New CEO
New data tells us that high-performing companies have CEOs who are effective…but what constitutes “effective” has changed. How can CEOs adapt and thrive?
Go and See It.
Sometimes you need more than data. Sometimes you need to follow the example of Japanese business leaders and “go and see it.”
The Problem with Personas
Personas can be powerful tools, which is why they have to be done right…and too often they are not.
Putting Reputation First When Recruiting Employees
Your reputation may be impacting your company in ways you haven’t thought of, including with employee recruitment.
EMQL: The Earned Media Qualified Lead
New data suggests that media coverage drives better leads to companies. We know it improves our search profile. It’s not a time to back off earned media.
Case Study: Can A PR Mistake be Fixed?
Data from Morning Consult regarding Shake Shack supports the idea that crisis communications mean more than damage control, but rather an opportunity to gain trust.
Appearance on WTVG to Discuss Re-Opening After Quarantine
13ABC asked me to join them to discuss how businesses should advertise and market themselves as they re-open after the quarantine
Communicating with Employees: How Much is Too Much?
“Less is more” is a mantra you often hear when it comes to employee communication. Strategy by Fischer believes employees want better communication, not less.
Bring Your “A” Game
Research by Edelman shows that the public is watching brands closely during Coronavirus, with implications on the brand's health as it relates to consumers, the media, employees and prospective employees. Communicators and their leaders need to be at their best.
Seeking long-term communication success with Coronavirus
Data showed the impact of COVID communications on people’s level of concern.
The real question about the Astros: how could this happen?
The real question. How could this happen?