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Leveraging Sustainability through Communications
I was traveling this week and noticed a new bus at Boston’s Logan airport branded with Enterprise, National, and a few other car rental companies touting the slogan “Working together for the environment.” I also noticed the big yellow Hertz … Continue reading
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Tagged communications, Enterprise, environmental impact, Hertz, National, PR, reputation, Sustainability
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Pinterest – Passing the Buck
If you use Pinterest, a website where you can organize and share images you find online, you may have heard about its recent copyright infringement troubles. Content creators are concerned about their photos “being copied wholesale” to the site by … Continue reading
Business & Ethics? Take the Quiz.
Yesterday, we heard about the outgoing Goldman Sachs executive who, in a blazing New York Times opinion piece, attacked the company for its “toxic and destructive” culture. In his controversial editorial, Smith states, “The firm has veered so far from the place … Continue reading
Six Essential Elements in a White Paper
A well-crafted white paper can position a company as a subject-matter expert and serve as a digital and print marketing tool. For example, one client had printed a white paper as an 8×10 brochure and used it effectively as a … Continue reading
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Tagged communications, marketing, public relations, sales, white paper
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Three Things You Can Do to Boost Your Reputation Now
Building your business, and your reputation, is more challenging than ever in this uncertain economy. You may not have resources to finance brand-building through marketing and communications, but there is one thing you can do – one thing that’s shockingly … Continue reading
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Keep an eye on your reputation, Netflix
Recently, a widely-used service made changes to their offerings, and then made even more changes, further confusing their already-confused customer base. Did someone say Facebook? Whoops, I meant Netflix? Last summer, Netflix informed members of a price increase, leading to … Continue reading
Massachusetts’ Rep Falters with Evergreen Solar’s
Our most recent issue of the Mount Vernon Report included a piece about places in the U.S. that have earned the reputation as being a good place to do business. Our own Boston made one of these lists, but is … Continue reading
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Chevette Part Deux – A Significant Step Toward GM’s New-and-Improved Reputation
My husband regularly romanticizes his first car – a beat up old Chevette – and talks about the day when he’ll get another one and rebuild it in our driveway, or get one for our daughter when she turns 16. … Continue reading
Your Reputation Precedes You
I heard an ad on the radio this morning for Wegman’s, and immediately called my husband to report the grocer is opening a store in Northborough (which really isn’t near us at all, but the point is, they’re coming to … Continue reading
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Lessons from the Navy SEALs
Today at Ground Zero, President Obama is remembering those who tragically died in the September 11th attacks on our nation. In the past few days, our nation has been listening keenly to news of Bin Laden’s death, and those brave … Continue reading
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