Social media makes it easy, unfortunately, for employees to broadcast their opinions. In the restaurant industry, you never know when one disgruntled server, cook or bartender can bring massive unwanted public attention to your brand.
Here is how to handle a social media crisis related to a rogue employee and rebuild your restaurant’s reputation. Continue reading “What Restaurants Should do in a Social Media Crisis, Part IV”
Madison, Wis. – Beginning in September, 14 credit unions in 45 cities will offer a saving incentive program called Saver’s Sweepstakes™. The program rewards participating credit union members in Wisconsin and Minnesota for saving by automatically entering them to win cash prizes. The program, at www.saverssweepstakes.com, will give a grand prize winner $5,000. Overall, $75,000 in prizes will be awarded in 2018 alone.
Continue reading “Credit unions’ Saver’s Sweepstakes™ to help consumers improve financial security”
According to a global risk and business consulting firm, a strong culture of responsible business behavior can contribute to lowering costs, increasing effectiveness and sustaining reputation during times of trouble. That means reputation management should not be limited to the communications department of your hospital.
Assuming you have CEO buy-in, here’s how to implement a reputation management campaign for your hospital, clinic or health system. Continue reading “How to Implement a Reputation Management Campaign”