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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2020 · 20 MIN

2- PR & SOCIAL MEDIA during COVID19

from Nata PR School (EN) · host Natalie Bibeau

It is interesting to look back after a few months to see how the subjects treated on the Web, and the media have evolved. Here are a few of them:  1- We put the economy on hold: closing of businesses and services.    -What are companies doing to help their customers, their employees?  2- We want to help the medical profession: production of masks clothing for hospital employees. Frontline employees our “guardian angels.”  3- Local consumption  4- Pivot - how to reinvent yourself  5 -What will we do this summer?    -Difficult to travel - a summer in my back yard    -Swimming pool, chalets    -Local tourism  6- Back to school? What back to school?    -Safe lunch box    -I lost my job    -I want to change my life: 41%! according to some surveys    -New life in the countryside    -New job  7- Buying local: a trend or a movement? - Still several months ahead of us to find out.  8-New companies new services:    -New airlines    -The return of drive-ins    -Baking your own bread Were you silent during the pandemic? It is not too late to claim your rightful place today! Do some researches on Google to see what your competitors have done, or what they have not done….

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