THE LAB | Episode 5: Planning For a Crisis Situation
Mar 12, 202615m0
Chris and George Explain different strategies to prepare yourself and your organization for a crisis scenario.
Hosted by Chemistry PR and Multimedia · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 5 episodes
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Diving into the vast world of public relations, communications and marketing, discussing the latest hot-button industry issues and speaking with industry professionals.
Chemistry PR and Multimedia hosts The Lab, a business show with 5 episodes published.
Chris and George Explain different strategies to prepare yourself and your organization for a crisis scenario.
What are journalists actually looking for when you try to pitch them a story idea? George and Chris take a deep dive into that question and more on this episode of The Lab.
On this Episode of The Lab, Chris and George explain the differences between public relations and marketing and why both are important to your brands' overall communications strategy.
Strategic Communications expert Beth Fagan sits down with Chris Kuban and George Sells to discuss how the message mapping process clarifies a clients' main message, supercharging their campaign.
Chemistry PR & Multimedia founder and CEO Chris Kuban sits down with the agency's Director of Client Services George Sells to discuss how the process of message mapping serves as the foundation for a great communications
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The Lab is hosted by Chemistry PR and Multimedia. The show is categorised under business (marketing) and has published 5 episodes.
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