Crisis Communications

In Crisis Communications, Transparency is Key

The worst messages in a crisis are those that are vague, provide incomplete information, and obscure the full message. These…

4 years ago

How to Share Changes to Your Business Due to COVID-19

Our clients are adapting as quickly as possible and we're sure you are, too. To help you get the word…

5 years ago

How to Work with a PR Firm During the Pandemic

Business has changed for just about everyone, including the team at Jaggers Communications. You may be wondering what a PR…

5 years ago

COVID-19: Time for Pull, Not Push Marketing

Like me, you have gotten dozens if not hundreds of emails that start, "Out of an abundance of caution," and…

5 years ago

A Reporter’s Advice on Media Relations

A reporter friend texted me about his frustration with communications professionals who are either hamstrung by their bosses and unable…

5 years ago

Ralph Northam and Lessons in Crisis Communications

Transparency, authenticity, and the hard work of demonstrating your commitment to change is the only way out of a damaged…

6 years ago

Doug Muir, the Bella’s Boycott, and Black Lives Matter

A week ago, we attended Rooting Out Injustice, the signature fall event put on by Legal Aid Justice Center and…

8 years ago

What to do When Your Campaign Accidentally Goes Viral

There's really nothing that can prepare you for that moment when you pick up your phone and/or  log in to…

9 years ago

The Three Dead Friends You’ll Have on Facebook

I have three dead friends on Facebook. It's hard; especially when their birthdays show up, or when well-meaning mutual friends…

10 years ago

Twitter Plays a Role in the Ferguson Shooting Grand Jury

On September 23, 2014, I published a post called Social Media in a Crisis: How to Help the Search for…

10 years ago