Often times, hospitality companies do not look themselves in the mirror and ask the tough questions like: How can we better position ourselves for growth? Ripley Entertainment has taken that hard look and is on a pathway to open more Mirror Maze attractions…
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In Public Relations, sometimes it is the small audiences that matter
Barnie’s Coffee & Tea held a pep rally this month in Baldwin Park for the Orlando Magic playoff run and to announce its new limited-time-only coffee appropriately named Orlando Magic Blend. The rally generated coverage from NBA Web sites, Orlando…
Shifting into PR Overdrive: A Look at GM
When you think of General Motors, let’s face it. Straightforward, honest and clean aren’t exactly the words that come to mind. It’s more like: hefty bailouts, billion-dollar bankruptcy and teetering obliteration. Talk about PR scrap yard. Yet GM is going…
Toyota and its Faulty Communication Management
For decades, Toyota has been a standard-bearer for quality, innovation and commitment to excellence. Now, its reputation stands, if not in ruins, severely damaged. It’s yet another case of horrific communications management (I won’t even call it crisis management because…
Super Bowl acts should be younger than the game
My son asked me at halftime of the Super Bowl XLIV – “Dad, why do the halftime acts have to be so old?’’ At first, I was just happy that he did not add the line I knew he was…
Ripley Believe It or Not scores positive press in National Enquirer
Yes, the headline is true. Ripley’s top-selling Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Seeing is Believing secured a wonderful feature in the recent issue of the National Enquirer on newsstands now. (Wow, I never thought I would use that line!) But…