This episode of PR 360 we get to talk to Ron Culp. He is pracademic and had a great career leading several Fortune 500 companies communication teams and initiatives. We talk about crisis comm, podcasting, and live streaming for businesses, universities transitioning to digital, and more!
Show Notes
● [01:05] Are you a coffee or tea drinker?
● [02:56] How hard was it to make a transition from reporter to a PR pro?
● [04:40] What was the secret behind your most successful campaign?
● [07:07] Having a limited budget did that help train yourself to work with what you have?
● [08:24] How have universities kept up with the PR industry?
● [09:40] Are there some weaknesses that universities and professors have when it comes to teaching the next generation of PR pros?
● [10:40] Could using online learning be a tool to help students use live streaming professionally?
● [14:37] What are some mistakes leaders make when creating the messaging strategy?
● [18:28] What are some of the most important metrics that senior management should care about?
● [19:41] Has podcasting and live streaming changed the way that PR pros communicate to their customers?
● [20:36] Has recent events changed the way PR pros message to their customers?
● [23:21] Could there be a bigger push for employee influencers?
● [25:21] Has there been a negative aspect of doing online meetings and has it damaged relationships for PR pros?
● [27:41] Is there a bigger need for crisis comm because of the recent events?
● [29:03] What changes do you want to see in the PR industry?
● [30:33] What advice do you have for students wanting to get into the PR field?
● [31:31] Final thoughts?
● Ron Culp was our guest today.
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