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The Ten Steps of Crisis Communications

Very few crises are total surprises. Usually, key executives are privy to information which suggests the possibility or probability of crisis and this is the absolute latest point at which contingency planning should start. This article discusses the ten steps of crisis communications. Some of these are- Identify crisis communications...

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The 11 Steps of Crisis Communications

Every organization is vulnerable to crises. The days of playing ostrich are gone. One can play, but stakeholders will not be understanding or forgiving because they've watched what happened with Bridgestone-Firestone, Bill Clinton, Arthur Anderson, Enron, Worldcom, 9-11, The Asian Tsunami Disaster and - even as the author is writing...

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Making a Crisis Worse: The Biggest Mistakes in Crisis Communications

All businesses are vulnerable to crises. One can't serve any population without being subjected to situations involving lawsuits, accusations of impropriety, sudden changes in company ownership or management, and other volatile situations on which audiences - and the media that serves them - often focus. The cheapest way to turn...

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Crisis Management: Know Thineself: The Role Of The Vulnerability Audit In Crisis Prevention

Crisis prevention is the severely neglected aspect of the crisis communications. Few organizations necessarily invest the time to examine their vulnerabilities, before suffering their first major crisis. Vulnerability audit is a self-inspection thoroughly designed to identify the potential crises before it occurs. It paves the way for creation of a...

Tags: Audit, Vulnerability, Crisis Management, Crisis Communication, Bernstein Crisis Management, Crisis Prevention, Vulnerability Audit, Corporate Communications, Marketing

White papers 2003-01-01

The Biggest Mistakes in Crisis Communications

All businesses are vulnerable to crises. One cannot serve any population without being subjected to situations involving lawsuits, accusations of impropriety, sudden changes in company ownership or management, and other volatile situations on which audiences and the media that serves them often focus. The cheapest way to turn experience into...

Tags: Situation, Crisis Communication, Bernstein Crisis Management, Corporate Communications, Marketing

White papers 2002-01-01

The 10 Steps Of Crisis Communications

Crisis is any situation that is threatening or could threaten to harm people or property, seriously interrupt business, damage reputation or negatively impact share value. The basic steps of effective crisis communications are not difficult, but they require advance work in order to minimize damage. The slower the response, the...

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White papers 2009-01-01