Media training and crisis communication are crucial for every PR pro and company. This week I am joined by Andy Gilman from CommCore. We talk about crisis comm templates, live streaming, podcasting, and how to get rid of verbal crutches.
Time Stamps
● [01:06] Are you a Coffee or tea drinker?
● [01:57] Tell our listeners a little about CommCore?
● [02:35] Did you help manage the Tylenol crisis?
● [04:32] What are the biggest pain points for PR pros in 2020?
● [06:24] Have you seen the message pivoting from selling a product to community building?
● [08:35] Do you think PR pros are getting reacquainted with their crisis plan?
● [12:16] How does someone start to write a crisis plan?
● [14:19] Is there some type of quick way to create a crisis plan in a crisis?
● [16:12] Do you think have templates for the major social media platforms good for a crisis plan?
● [17:47] Should you have multiple templates for the same crisis?
● [18:30] Is live streaming and podcasting going to be part of the crisis plan?
● [20:44] Live streaming becoming a bigger part of the PR messaging plan.
● [21:30] How has 2020 brought crisis comm to the forefront?
● [23:54] Do you think media training will now include live streaming?
● [25:36] What are some common mistakes people make when talking to the media?
● [29:09] Do you think this is the right time for non-profits, governments, pharma cos, and tech companies to step up their PR presence?
● [30:59] Fun Question: Are there any odd ways you stop yourself from saying verbal crutches?
● [33:21] Final thoughts?
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