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What are public opinion surveys? Why is it important to conduct one?

Submitted by PurviDalvi on Tue, 12/05/2023 - 02:35

Over the years, the concept of politics and government has massively evolved. Earlier, there were mainly two political parties, with one party having a stronger hold over the public. The stronger party would usually stay in power for several years. Today, the times have changed. Numerous political parties contest the elections. In addition, each party has a good chance of winning.

Building and managing your brand reputation: One step at a time!

Submitted by PurviDalvi on Tue, 12/05/2023 - 02:29

There are innumerable brands in the market. Try to list the top five brands that come to your mind. Now, think about why you remember these brands. Good brand reputation will most likely be the reason. That's the power of a good brand reputation. It helps with brand recall. It also lets you pull in a significant number of customers and win their trust in the long run.

Know the key elements of a crisis communication plan

Submitted by PurviDalvi on Tue, 12/05/2023 - 02:25

Running your company is the greatest adventure you can embark upon. Each day, you work with some of the biggest clients in the country or see your product loved by innumerable consumers. It all feels like a dream. However, things can change overnight, and you may find your company in a crisis. A crisis can refer to any situation that jeopardises the company you spent years building. It can be internal or external.

Old-school yet effective ways to improve your brand reputation

Submitted by PurviDalvi on Tue, 12/05/2023 - 02:08

Today, the market is overcrowded with innumerable brands. The product/service offerings and pricing of all brands are almost the same. Given this, customers can choose to go with any brand. To survive in such cutthroat competition, you need to develop a distinct competitive edge. A good brand reputation is the strongest card to have in the market competition. It helps pull and keep customers.

5 crisis communication tips every organisation should master

Submitted by PurviDalvi on Thu, 11/09/2023 - 22:27

After years of hard work, you build your brand. It is a dream come true. You are delighted to see your brand being recognised and generating decent sales. Your brand also builds a good reputation, given your best-in-class offering, value for money, positive work culture, and social responsibility. Everything seems perfect, but you find yourself in a crisis. How to handle brand communication during a crisis?

4 elements of reputation management

Submitted by PurviDalvi on Thu, 11/09/2023 - 22:23

A good reputation is the key to corporate success. You can attract the best talent and build your dream team. Customers readily buy your product or services. You become market leaders. However, this is only possible if you have a good reputation. But building a good reputation is not easy. It takes years to build a good reputation and only a few hours to fall.

Common instances of crisis communication you need to be wary of

Submitted by PurviDalvi on Thu, 11/09/2023 - 22:18

When listing down your company's assets, you mention all tangible assets. But you miss out on listing the intangible assets. Reputation is the most valuable intangible asset you should consider. Your reputation can either make or break your customer base and your sales.  It takes years to build a good brand reputation. You should take a step forward to consult reputation management specialists.

4 factors that affect corporate reputation

Submitted by PurviDalvi on Thu, 11/09/2023 - 22:11

Consider this: innumerable companies exist for specific products or services in the market. A few companies stand out and go on to become market leaders. Every company’s offering is the same. What makes the company stand out is its reputation. A good reputation can put your company on the map. Corporate reputation is not built overnight. It takes a well-thought-out strategy and time to build a solid reputation.

Industries that require reputation management the most

Submitted by PurviDalvi on Thu, 11/09/2023 - 21:59

People’s perception matters. It is a harsh reality. If you run a business, how people perceive your brand significantly affects your profit. A good brand reputation can scale up your sales. Meanwhile, a bad reputation can bring down the brand you spend years building.  Building a good reputation requires time, persistent effort, and a strategy. As a businessperson, you may lack the necessary time and experience for brand reputation building and management.

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