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Jason Mudd
Jason Mudd, APR, is CEO of Axia Public Relations. He is certified in inbound marketing and is an Emmy Award-winning, accredited public relations practitioner, speaker, author and entrepreneur. Jason has been CEO of Axia since 2002.
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Recent Posts:
Corporate communications are full of opportunities to connect or alienate your audience. From Anheuser-Busch and Target boycotts to Apple essentially reinventing engagement, strategic comms is all about taking calculated risks to achieve well-defined goals.
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Topics: technology, strategy, PR planning, 60-Second Impact
Data privacy is a huge concern for many companies. From TikTok and Facebook facing record-breaking fines to Airbnb admitting its “listening” for parties during big holiday weekends, companies are walking a treacherous road. The future of PR may well hang in the balance.
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Topics: digital PR, crisis communications, shared media, social media, 60-Second Impact
From 420-themed marketing from global brands to Anheuser-Busch’s absolute blunder in corporate comms, opportunities to connect (or not) abound. The key to creating unforgettable brand moments is to know your audience. Doing so, well, takes data.
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Topics: PR tips, strategy, 60-Second Impact
From layoffs to the banning of an entire social media platform, the world of corporate communications can be a minefield to traverse. Companies that rise above display this common trait: empathy.
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Topics: crisis communications, shared media, social media, 60-Second Impact
In a world of fake content, the noise your communication team is fighting through has never been greater. Amazon and Dove show how empathetic marketing paired with proactive reputation management can make all the difference.
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Taking advantage of all the hype around an annual event takes more strategy than you may think. With changing buyer behavior, we’ll look at how top brands like Wendy’s, Macy’s, and Estee Lauder are embracing new technology to engage the audience in unforgettable ways.
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Topics: PR tips, 60-Second Impact
Global unrest politically, economically, and socially put 2023 as a tumultuous time, especially in public relations. With top Super Bowl sponsors like Pepsi and social media giant TikTok surging past the noise, in 2023, it all comes down to adaptability.
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Topics: PR tips, shared media, social media, 60-Second Impact
As we close out 2022, we look back on the battlefield that has been PR and corporate communications for the past year. Lessons learned from the likes of Twitter, Expedia, and Del Taco showcase how savvy teams are leveraging old dogs and a few new tricks to keep their brands front and center in consumers’ minds.
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Topics: crisis communications, shared media, social media, 60-Second Impact
November 2022 – Meeting Your Audience Where They Are Based on Where They’ve Been
McDonald’s and YouTube influencers (aka YouTubers) are showcasing how brands today can reach their audience on a more intimate level than ever before. From adult Happy Meals that create the “warm fuzzies” for adults to landing perfectly in the laps of millions of click-hungry followers, these two households are putting on a MasterClass in emotional branding.
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Topics: PR tips, 60-Second Impact
October 2022 – Corporate Comms Strategies to Use in Unprecedented Situations
A slew of recent headlines has showcased a unique challenge for PR teams — how to approach bad publicity and what to say when there is no precedent to take. We’ll look at two examples, one bad and one good, of how to shape your communications strategy in unprecedented times.
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Topics: environmental, crisis communications, 60-Second Impact
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