Check Out Goldman's PR Podcastshttp://www.goldmanandassociates.com/check-out-goldmans-pr-podcasts/en-US2008-05-18T09:25:09ZSquarespace Site Server v4.1.2 (http://www.squarespace.com/)Engaging Your Employeeshttp://www.goldmanandassociates.com/check-out-goldmans-pr-podcasts/2006/12/22/engaging-your-employees.htmlGoldman & Associates2007-10-22T15:42:22Z"Employee engagement" is a current PR buzz-phrase ... this podcast explains what it is and why it matters.
Podcast length: 1 minute, 33 seconds.
]]>Basic Steps for Developing a Crisis Comms Planhttp://www.goldmanandassociates.com/check-out-goldmans-pr-podcasts/2006/12/19/basic-steps-for-developing-a-crisis-comms-plan.htmlGoldman & Associates2007-09-19T18:31:21ZPodcastsEven if you don't have a large in-house PR department or work with a PR firm, you can still develop a basic crisis communications plan for your organization. This podcast tells how.
Podcast length: 2 minutes, 32 seconds
]]>Crisis Communications Plan Vital for All Organizationshttp://www.goldmanandassociates.com/check-out-goldmans-pr-podcasts/2006/12/5/crisis-communications-plan-vital-for-all-organizations.htmlGoldman & Associates2007-08-10T14:00:47ZPodcastsMany companies have plans for how to operate in a crisis, but far fewer have procedures for communicating during an emergency. This podcast talks about why it's essential.
Podcast length: 2 minutes, 11 seconds.
]]>Short PR Message Crucialhttp://www.goldmanandassociates.com/check-out-goldmans-pr-podcasts/2006/11/22/short-pr-message-crucial.htmlGoldman & Associates2007-07-22T16:17:09ZDeveloping and consistently expressing a short public relations message is a fundamental business essential, as this podcast explains:
Podcast length: 1 minute, 30 seconds
]]>How to Talk to Your Lawmakershttp://www.goldmanandassociates.com/check-out-goldmans-pr-podcasts/2006/11/20/how-to-talk-to-your-lawmakers.htmlGoldman & Associates2007-04-20T17:22:37ZPodcastsIt's important that every company and organization keep a close eye on legislation that could affect them, and that executives move quickly to talk to lawmakers about issues that could have an impact. This podcast explains how: