There is no magic wand to make a crisis disappear. Of course, individuals and organizations wish there was, but the reality is that crisis mitigation usually takes time and careful planning.
Unfortunately, individuals and organizations often don’t want to take any action, even after a crisis communications plan has been created. Instead, they hope that maintaining the status quo will make the problem go away.
Here are a few things to keep in mind as you experience a crisis:
INTRODUCTIONWhen a new municipal project is announced, you can expect questions from residents, businesses and elected officials. Creating an FAQ for the project is one of the best ways to address those common questions with your messaging strategy.
Here is how to write an effective FAQ for your proposed municipal project:
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INTRODUCTIONIf your event venue is handling public relations internally, you may be missing opportunities to amplify your message and reach new audiences. The primary goal of a CVB is to attract visitors and events to their destination, and they do this through marketing, advertising and public relations. Their established connections, expertise and resources can complement or enhance your own efforts.
Remember, the relationship between venues and CVBs is mutually beneficial.
Here is how your event venue can work with your CVB for PR.
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