The Worst Customer Service Narrative in the History of Branding
…it right. Thanks to their ample war chests, they can hire the smartest people, maintain an endless flow of M&Ms during focus groups and stockpile creative types. It’s just not…
…it right. Thanks to their ample war chests, they can hire the smartest people, maintain an endless flow of M&Ms during focus groups and stockpile creative types. It’s just not…
…over a 10-year horizon. Naturally, publications covering the PR industry would jump on this data, but would a mainstream publication like The Washington Post report on this story? Of course…
…to build out storytelling content that includes anecdotes. Keep in mind that once an anecdote is in the public domain, it plummets in value. Journalists can’t differentiate their stories with…
…successfully, there’s a critical catch to consider before proceeding. Content must remain non-promotional for the most part, especially the blog title, if you want readers to continue on past it….