Burger King's BIG Twitter Mistake: Lessons Learned

Burger King’s BIG Twitter Mistake: Lessons Learned

Nancy MyrlandAll Posts, Crisis Management, Social Media, Twitter Leave a Comment

In case you were too busy yesterday to notice the Internet blowing up about Burger King’s social media misstep, let’s take a moment or two to help you catch up, and for me to share my perspective on the situation so that we can all learn from this situation. We all need to be very careful about being clever on …

Lawyers, What Are You Waiting For?

Nancy MyrlandAll Posts, Social Media, Videos Leave a Comment

The level of frustration among lawyers irritated because their cases and expertise aren’t being picked up by media is not decreasing. I continue to hear the same comments on a regular basis. “This was a major case. Why didn’t anyone pick it up?” “I’ve been doing this long enough that they should know to come to me for a comment …

It’s Official. You’re In Charge!

Nancy MyrlandAll Posts, Business Development/Sales, Networking, Social Media Leave a Comment

It’s over. You no longer have to wait for someone else to promote you. You’re officially in charge! Remember the days when you hoped a member of the media would pick up your story, your accomplishments, your firm name, your pro bono work, or some other worthy piece of information that showed what a decent person you were, and what a …

WHAT PROBLEMS DO YOU SOLVE?

Nancy MyrlandAll Posts, Business Development/Sales, Client Service and Retention, Marketing Strategy, Training in Client Service and Business Development/Sal 15 Comments

A while back, while reading David Meerman Scott’s blog post about all of the bad PR pitches he receives, one of his points struck me as very important, and one all of us who communicate, or teach others to communicate, need to remember. I know this appears to be about PR professionals only, but stick with me as it applies …