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…

5 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…

6 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…

6 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…

6 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…

6 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…

7 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…

10 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…

10 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…

11 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…

12 years ago