Aaron Blank

CNBC

PR Failure #36: Playing the Blame Game Does Not Pay!

It is generally never worthwhile to focus energy on blame versus the problem when it comes to communicating—rather focus on solving things and be strategic ...
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Apple

PR Failure #35: Embracing Your Employee’s Influence

It is still in the early days when it comes to companies empowering employees to become effective brand advocates—supporting team members in sharing smart, superior ...
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Kate Middleton

PR Failure #34: The Crown’s Communications Crisis

The British royal family’s PR strategy has long been “never complain, never explain” when it came to how they behaved in public and what news ...
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PR Failure #33: Kyte Baby’s Parenting Blunder

The Family Medical Leave Act of 1993 was an important step forward in providing American parents with at least one option in welcoming a new ...
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PR Failure #32: Reflecting & Reframing Last Year’s Comms Disasters

Ending a year and reflecting on it is always a good thing. So, it feels appropriate to muse on a few notable PR fails from ...
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accessible travel

PR Failure #31: Fly the Accessible Friendly Skies (or NOT!?)

A perception persists that persons in need of a wheelchair or other assistive device don’t travel (or don’t travel often). However, the World Health Organization ...
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Juneteenth

Taking the Time to Learn: How Fearey is Reflecting on Juneteenth 2022

Juneteenth is now an official federal holiday in the United States. And starting this year, Fearey is observing the day as a time to honor ...
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PR Failure #29: Vrbo Reputation Questioned after a Delayed Response to Cancelling D.C. Stays

    PR Failure #29: Vrbo Reputation Questioned after a Delayed Response to Cancelling D.C. Stays Competitor of Airbnb, Vrbo, found itself in a public ...
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Celebrating Our 40th Year in Style: 2021 Brings out a Bold New Look for Fearey

  I don’t know about you, but I can’t bear having one more discussion about the challenges of 2020. So I won’t. That’s why today, I’m ...
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