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The Future Never Comes When You Can't Nail The Present

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Case Two: I'm a 100k traveller on a major airline (this is not to brag, but rather to create context that this brand knows everything about me. I got an email from the airline. With a listing of airline-supported hotels and prices. I know executives at both of these companies. loyalty program. The core is rotten.

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7 Essential Building Blocks to Manage a Corporate Reputation Online

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The companies that can ride out events like these are often able to do so because their past actions established a track record of dependability, responsibility, and ongoing improvement. Companies with a bad reputation may suffer losses of revenue and stock value for a long time after such events — just ask United Airlines or Wells Fargo.

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What Can Advertising Learn From PR When It Comes to Social Media?

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In some ways, advertising itself is the goal (see USA Today’s Ad Meter or the press releases that companies issue about their ads ) and has led to a greater focus on views, friends, and Tweets than on sales, revenue, or market share. To their intended online audiences, companies sound hollow, flat, literally inhuman.&#.