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Op-Ed: If Donald Trump And Joe Biden Would Ask My Advice Regarding Choosing Their 2020 Running Mates (With a Look Into The future And A PR Lesson)
Arthur Solomon In its June 28 edition, the New York Times published a full page analysis of individuals under consideration for Joe Biden’s veep, which he said he will announce in August. I’ve had my own opinion who would be Biden’s best running mate for some time, and all of my choices are on the…
Read MoreLike Him or Hate Him: President Donald Trump Is Changing PR
Editor’s Note: CommPRO reached out to our community, seeking their thoughts about President Donald Trump’s impact on the public relations industry. We welcome your comments. Can It Go Back to Normal Once He Leaves the White House? Andrew Blum, Principal, AJB Communications President Donald Trump has changed the way political PR operates and how the press covers…
Read MoreNow It’s Donald Trump Jr. in the Middle of the Russia Probe
Andrew Blum, Principal, AJB Communications What’s the Crisis Strategy and Who’s Next? When news broke that Donald Trump Jr. was the latest to come under scrutiny for Trumpworld’s alleged role in colluding with Russia in the 2016 election, it marked the second person in the President’s inner circle dragged into the widening PR and political…
Read MoreRepublicans Deal their Leader a Major Defeat in his First Legislative Battle as Donald Trump’s Tower of Cards Collapses (Op-Ed)
Andrew Ricci, Vice President, LEVICK Over the past 7 years under President Obama, the House of Representatives voted more than 60 times to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) – his signature health care legislation. They used it as a lever to upend Congressional leadership, seizing control of the House, the Senate, and, ultimately, the Presidency.…
Read More#6 MOST-READ in 2017: Donald Trump Rants and Raves at the Press in a Classic Example of Misdirection
By Andrew Ricci, Vice President, LEVICK First, some definitions. According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, rant (verb) is “to utter in a bombastic declamatory fashion; to talk in a noisy, excited, or declamatory manner; to scold vehemently.” Rave (verb) is “to talk irrationally in or as if in delirium; to speak out wildly; to talk with extreme…
Read MoreThe Biggest News Story Of 2016: The Twin Phenomena of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders
By Chuck Underwood, Founder/Principal, The Generational Imperative, Inc. The Biggest News Story Of 2016 is the one the news media have completely missed: the TRUE, GENUINE “WHY” behind the twin phenomena of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders. Here’s what the news media still haven’t covered but the field of Generational Study now documents. The rage…
Read MoreDonald Trump Remains A Master of Public Relations
By Ronn Torossian, CEO, 5WPR One of the reasons Donald Trump is President is because of his innate understanding of media and public relations — and even before being inaugurated as the 45th President of the United States, he has already won a major public relations victory with air conditioning giant, Carrier. Earlier in the year, a…
Read MoreHoward Stern Weighs In On Donald Trump
By Ronn Torossian, CEO, 5W PR After months of recordings and transcripts of his shows have been played and replayed in countless articles, on TV and online the self-proclaimed “King of All Media” Howard Stern is breaking his silence about his always provocative interviews with billionaire Donald Trump. (Stern is my neighbor in my Lincoln Center…
Read MoreDonald Trump – The Earned Media ‘Master’
By David E. Johnson, CEO, Strategic Vision PR Group Donald Trump made the headlines yet again (is anything else new). This time it was by attacking the media covering his campaign and in particular he attacked ABC’s Tom Llamas. He said that some of the reporting by the media was libelous. This latest Trump attack on the media…
Read MoreDonald Trump’s PR Lessons – CEOs Take Note…
By David E. Johnson, CEO, Strategic Vision PR Group Businessman and reality television star, Donald Trump is the Republican nominee for president in 2016. Love Trump or hate him, he has shown on the stump some valuable public relations lessons that CEOs would be wise to copy. Trump demonstrated: Consumers will buy a brand that is consistent with its…
Read MoreTrending this Week 1.29.16: Donald Trump – Who Needs the Media?; Ketchum at the World Economic Forum
In today’s Executive Briefing we take a look at what was trending this week, including Ketchum at the World Economic Forum – Why it Matters and Our Presence Creates Our Impact: Using Mindfulness to Optimize Leadership and Culture. As we begin 2016 and start our sixth year of publishing CommPRO, I’d like to take a moment to thank our loyal readers and…
Read MoreDonald Trump – Who Needs the Media?
By Neil Foote, President & Founder, Foote Communications Donald Trump’s “boycott” of the GOP presidential debate validated one key point during this era of digital and social media: You don’t need the “mainstream media” to reach your audience. All you need is a rabid group of followers who will do anything you say wherever you…
Read MoreExecutive Briefing 12.10.15 – CEOs Can Win The War on Talent; Donald Trump’s Communications Strategy; Secure Results in a Changing Media Landscape
In today’s Executive Briefing David E. Johnson, CEO, Strategic Vision PR Group examines Donald Trump’s Communications Strategy – Is the End Near? Also included is a look at How CEOs Can Win The War on Talent with Brian Braudis, President, The Brandis Group Consultants. As we celebrate the fifth anniversary of CommPRO, I’d like to take a moment to thank our loyal readers…
Read MoreDonald Trump’s Communications Strategy – Is the End Near?
Editor’s Note: The is the second part of David Johnson’s analysis of Donald Trump’s media dominance. Click here to read part one, The Republican Party’s Trump Messaging Strategy – What’s Next? By David E. Johnson, CEO, Strategic Vision PR Group Businessman and Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump continues to dominate the media as he has since announcing for president. …
Read MoreExecutive Briefing 11.9.15 – Donald Trumps His Own Brand; eCommerce Marketers Prepare for the Holidays; Conducting PR Research
In today’s Executive Briefing we take a look at how Donald Trumps His Own Brand from Susan Tellem, Partner, Tellem Grody PR, Inc. Also included are Five Ways eCommerce Marketers Can Prepare for the Holiday Shopping Season from Erika Jolly Brookes, Chief Marketing Officer, Springbot. As we celebrate the fifth anniversary of CommPRO, I’d like to take a moment to thank our loyal…
Read MoreDonald Trumps His Own Brand
By Susan Tellem, Partner, Tellem Grody PR, Inc. After watching Saturday Night Live (SNL) for most of its 41 years, I can say with certainty that it is rude, crude and often hilarious. Producer Lorne Michaels has pretty much free rein on who hosts the show, so NBC left him alone when he invited Republican POTUS…
Read MoreIn Stormy Daniels, Donald J. Trump Meets a Formidable Match
Andrew S. Ricci, Principal, Riccon Strategic Communications Let’s face it: the President’s record with women has not been, to put it lightly, very good. He faced significant questions and accusers long before the infamous Access Hollywood tape came to light on October 7, 2016, just weeks before the presidential election. And since then, he’s had more accusers…
Read MoreDonald J. Trump: The Master Salesman, Publicist & Social Media Maven – And President Elect
By Julie Talenfeld, President, BoardroomPR America is facing a future unlike we’ve ever faced before. For all of Donald J. Trump’s campaign promises and bluster, though, what we’re witnessing is the handiwork of our generation’s greatest salesman. People praise sales pros like Zig Ziglar, legendary ad man David Ogilvy, Mary Kay Ash, and Dale Carnegie.…
Read MoreA Conversation with John Dean on His Newest Best-Seller, “Authoritarian Nightmare: Trump and His Followers”
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Read MoreOp-Ed: The Coronavirus Triumphs, Aided By Cable News (And President Trump)
Arthur Solomon For years, I’ve been writing about the inadequacy of cable news reporting. I’ve also labeled it the “bad news networks.” Because of what has been happening in our country during the first half of 2020, I now accuse the cable news industry of formenting death and destruction, even on a greater scale than…
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