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Communications Tactics That Push Your Business Forward

Communications Tactics That Push Your Business Forward

Jennifer Curley by Jennifer Curley | March 11, 2019

With an infinite number of channels and tactics to choose from, it is often hard to determine which strategies will have the greatest impact. Organizations must build a communications plan that targets their goals, engages their audience and ties back to their mission. The good news is that communications solutions are flexible, so you can […]

How Strategic Communications Can Solve Your Association’s Business Challenges

How Strategic Communications Can Solve Your Association’s Business Challenges

Jennifer Curley by Jennifer Curley | February 26, 2019

Today’s associations are faced with a number of unique business challenges and limited resources to solve them. Whether your biggest challenge is engaging your members, driving growth, or navigating the world of advocacy in an uncertain climate, strategic communications can help you achieve your objectives. These solutions are flexible and can be implemented in ways […]

Crisis Strategies for Communicators

Crisis Strategies for Communicators

Greg Wilson by Greg Wilson | October 30, 2018

Surprise litigation, product liability, data breach, congressional oversight, workplace misconduct, fraud, federal rules violations, technological failure, a groundswell of social media backlash – each one incites a different fear factor. In the blink of an eye, years of trust carefully built can vanish. At Curley Company, our approach to crisis communications is simple: No surprises. […]

Is Fake News Hurting Your Reputation in DC?

Is Fake News Hurting Your Reputation in DC?

Jennifer Curley by Jennifer Curley | May 9, 2018

Public trust in the media is low (or so says 90% of what we read on the internet). In DC, where newsfeeds are flooded with politics, policy and excessive clickbait, it’s even worse. For those trying to establish themselves as a trusted source in DC, cries of “fake news” (whether real or unfounded) are creating […]

One of the biggest mistakes in PR? Taking a positive crisis for granted.

One of the biggest mistakes in PR? Taking a positive crisis for granted.

Greg Wilson by Greg Wilson | March 14, 2018

Crisis preparedness is a necessity for every PR lead–whether you work for a company, trade association, membership organization or nonprofit. And, it makes no difference whether your organization is big or small. If you don’t have a crisis PR plan, stop, and read this post first. And if you haven’t thought about a social or digital […]