Fake news, a recent buzzword swarming the internet, has had an effect on many current events but how is it affecting the social media organizations themselves? CommCore SVP Nick Peters reveals this in our newest What Were They Thinking. Read more
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Your 2017 Communications Tips!
- Stay connected. It’s important to stay well-informed across an array of topics. You never know who you’ll encounter at a conference or what on-the-fly question a reporter will ask.
- Have a game plan.
Cyber Security and Reputation Management Fit Hand In Hand
This week we sat down for an interview with CommCore CEO Andy Gilman to understand how cyber security poses a threat to not only your data, but also your crisis management plan. Read more
CommCore’s Top 5 Video Blogs of 2016
It wouldn’t be the end of 2016 without a proper countdown in place. We are counting down our top 5 most viewed video blogs of the year. This past year had the usual mix of communication faux pas, and the occasional “good move.” Read more
The Importance of Networking Websites
Networking in the digital age is made easy because of general professional networking sites like LinkedIn and Beyond.com, and industry-specific sites such as Makerbase and EFactor. But EFFECTIVE digital networking is a skill. Read more
Tips for Effective Storytelling
Out with the long, drawn-out stories; in with the short, and straight-to-the-point storytelling.
Successful spokespeople know how to make their points in a clear, concise and confident manner. At CommCore we teach our clients that the best way to get through to your audience is through storytelling. Read more
Delta’s Rapid Response: The Right Thing
CommCore SVP, Nick Peters takes a look at Delta’s well handled crisis that occured over the Thanksgiving Holiday. The video that sprung this crisis into the mainstream news can be viewed here
Tips for Connecting with your Audience
Before any internal or external presentation you should have an idea of what your audience wants out of it. Ask yourself about the purpose of your presentation, and if it fits the audience’s wants. Read more