What Happens Without Crisis Planning? A Worse Crisis
Recent headlines underscore the need to prep for the inevitable
Recent headlines underscore the need to prep for the inevitable
Refusing to answer reporters’ questions is unwise. Doing it angrily on video is worse
A bad decision, a cover-up, doubling down and then . . . blame your crisis comms folks
Communications experts break down the 2021 inauguration address for speechwriting tactics and storytelling techniques
Follow communications expert Nick Lanyi’s guidance on how to keep your messaging, strategy and team afloat amid unchartered waters
Reporters don’t care how busy you are or how many hats you are juggling. Here are some tips for when and how to respond to crisis inquiries and keep your head on straight.
When the heat is on, you can easily get burned—so avoid these common pitfalls
Put yourself in position to succeed by avoiding the errors that most organizations make.
It’s bound to happen at some point: A data breach will occur, or perhaps some other calamity. Heed these warnings so you’re not caught flatfooted.