Hanson & Hunt
Hanson & Hunt
Arik Hanson and Kevin Hunt
133: The reality and future of comms, the PESO model, imposter syndrome
1 hour 3 minutes Posted Apr 8, 2020 at 3:00 am.
COVID-19: Observations
COVID-19: Internal comms
COVID-19: Brands and social media
COVID-19: Scott Severson of Brandpoint
COVID-19: The aftermath
COVID-19: Job hunting
COVID-19: Our last few weeks
The updated PESO Model
Imposter syndrome
Minnesota PRSA event: Communicating during COVID-19
Spotlight: The Getty Museum's social media challenge
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Thank you for listening. We understandably devoted most of our time in this episode to discussing various aspects of COVID-19 communications.Please take note of a Minnesota PRSA event you also may find helpful, that we mention toward the end of the show: "Communicating during COVID-19: A virtual town hall for communicators by communicators."In our April 2020 episode, we discuss:
COVID-19: Observations (
6:40)
COVID-19: Internal comms (
8:25)
COVID-19: Brands and social media (
14:25)
COVID-19: Scott Severson of Brandpoint (
22:15)
COVID-19: The aftermath (
24:45)
COVID-19: Job hunting (
29:05)
COVID-19: Our last few weeks (
34:10)
The updated PESO Model (
42:55)
Imposter syndrome (
47:15)
Minnesota PRSA event: Communicating during COVID-19 (
57:30)
Spotlight: The Getty Museum's social media challenge (
58:00)
TALKING POINTS2020 Edelman Special Report on COVID-19People want to hear from brands during the pandemicWhen this is over: The comms community’s 10 hopes for the post COVID-19 worldPRSA resources for communicating in a time of COVID-19COVID-19 resources - International Association of Business CommunicatorsCOVID-19 resources for PR professionals - The Institute for Public RelationsThe newly refreshed PESO Model graphic and processImposter syndrome or incompetence? How do you know the difference?EVENT NOTEMINNESOTA PRSA: Communicating during COVID-19: A virtual town hall for communicators by communicatorsSPOTLIGHTGetty Museum challenges quarantined people to recreate famous works of art, with hilarious resultsGetty Museum - TwitterCLOSINGLeading from homeMORE INFORMATIONTheTalkingPointsPodcast.comApple Podcasts pageSpotify pageSubscribe to Arik's weekly emailSPONSORS   BrandpointMinnesota PRSA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices