Handling disasters with a sensible entrepreneurial head
Henry Brown offers advice on how to plan for a crisis in your business and how to bounce back if disaster occurs.
Posts tagged Crisis communications
How to grow customer loyalty during a crisis
Heather Redding suggests ways to strengthen customer loyalty in a crisis such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
Think crisis prevention instead of crisis reaction to protect your small business
Small business blogger Jeanne Yocum advises that an ounce of crisis prevention can go a long way toward avoiding a crisis that will damage the reputation of your small business
Making an effective emergency plan for your small business
Guest poster Henry Brown explains the elements of a good emergency plan that small businesses should have in place in case a disaster strikes.
Is your small business ready for a crisis?
In my experience, small business owners tend to ignore the possibility of a disaster befalling their company. They don’t contemplate, much less plan for, the type of disaster that many business owners are now experiencing here in Western Massachusetts.
When trouble hits, know how to deal with the media
Here’s advice on how to deal with the media if a newsworthy crisis hits your small business.
Crisis communications planning protects your biggest asset
Bad news can hit even the best of companies. Natural disasters, for example, can happen to any organization. Good communication with internal and external audiences during a crisis is crucial to maintaining your company’s most hard-earned asset—its good name.
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