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How Event Venues Can Use Bluesky

INTRODUCTION

Launched publicly in early 2024, Bluesky has been gaining popularity among social media users worldwide. The decentralized microblogging platform is often thought of as an alternative to both X (formerly known as Twitter) and Meta’s relatively new Threads platform, allowing users to post short text-based posts, images and videos.

Bluesky describes itself as an open social network that gives creators independence from platforms, developers the freedom to build and users a choice in their experience. The app currently has more than 25 million users, which presents opportunities for brands looking to explore the platform.

Following are some ways your event venue can use Bluesky to connect with potential customers.

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How Municipalities Can Use AI to Test Messages for Projects

ChatGPTINTRODUCTION

When municipalities launch campaigns for referendums and infrastructure projects, effective communication becomes even more important to gain community understanding and support. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a tool that municipalities can use to test and refine messages before beginning public outreach. This process involves creating stakeholder profiles, defining your voice, testing message variations and making sure there is accessibility across languages.

Here’s how municipalities can use AI to test messages for their projects.

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Don’t Double Down on Your Mistakes

own your errorWe always recommend to clients to admit to errors and mistakes immediately. That way, you can spend valuable time working on rectifying the situation and rebuilding trust with your stakeholders, which is important in reputation management.

Yet, it’s still a common tactic for people to not only deny fault or avoid acknowledging the situation but also double down on claiming that they had made no errors or mistakes. The result is that they’ve made the situation worse and last longer than it should.

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