An extended NFL lockout hurts more than players and owners; bad PR is just part of the fallout
While the 2011 season is months away from its scheduled kickoff, there are thousands of people who are worried about what an extended labor stoppage would mean for them. The PR efforts from both sides are already falling on deaf ears.
Mother Nature’s PR Efforts Fail at Super Bowl XLV
There was a record number of media credentials distributed for Super Bowl XLV in Dallas, er, North Texas. That means that whatever happens this week can potentially be reported more than 5,000 times.
Social media makes sports notes news
This week we’ve seen two sports stories that may have remained personal conversations explode into national news stories. There are two issues at play with both of these cases: 1) team management decisions put their respective clubs in the positions of controversy and 2) social media, specifically, Twitter, drove each story.
Public relations begins with customer service
Showing your customers the finest service should always be Priority One when you consider your business’ public relations.