Notre Dame’s PR team failed to stem embarrassment
The university could have prevented the media frenzy it finds itself in if its PR team did their due diligence.
The university could have prevented the media frenzy it finds itself in if its PR team did their due diligence.
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If you’re stumped for ideas, a Google search for your brand can provide ample inspiration.
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OK, maybe you can bend them a little.
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Start adopting these tips now—or use them as inspiration for 2013.
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