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The Four Pillars of Crisis Communication: What, How, When and Where

In the world of crisis communications, it's easy to focus solely on the message—what you will say to manage a situation effectively. While the message itself is crucial, the framework in which it's delivered—how, when, and where you communicate—can dramatically affect its effectiveness. Let's break down these four pillars and understand why they are the linchpin of successful crisis management.…
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7 Reasons Why It’s Crucial for Companies to Update Their Crisis Communications Plan

In the dynamic realm of business, for any company, possessing a blueprint for challenging times (often termed a "crisis plan") isn't a luxury—it's essential. However, merely drafting such a plan isn't the endgame; it's pivotal for it to be routinely revisited and refined. Here's why:  Ensuring Clarity and Smooth Execution: Imagine a mobile application. If not updated, it tends to…
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Embracing Generative AI: Transforming Communications in the Digital Era

In today's fast-paced digital landscape, the realm of communications is evolving at an unprecedented rate. The advent of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has ushered in a new era of possibilities, empowering professionals in the field to revolutionize their strategies and redefine success in the communications world. Recently, the Sinclair PA team had the privilege of attending Meltwater’s Annual Summit in…
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Our Awards: 2023

As the year unfolds, Sinclair Public Affairs has emerged as an exceptional leader, consistently setting new benchmarks of excellence. With its unwavering expertise and commitment to the field of public relations and communications, Sinclair PA has established itself as a trusted name. The MarCom Awards  Sinclair PA garnered three Gold MarCom awards. The recognition came for their outstanding work on…
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Beyond the Presidential Race

Exploring the Significance of Municipal and Special Elections Most people associate election season with the presidential race in November, but did you know that there are also many municipal and special elections held outside of the general election season?  In the years between presidential elections, people especially tend to overlook the importance of municipal elections, which have the power to…
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Sinclair Public Affairs Receives Awards for 2022 Client Work, including Prestigious Gold Pollie Award

Sinclair Public Affairs Receives Awards for 2022 Client Work, including Prestigious Gold Pollie Award  The Gold Pollie was awarded for the firm’s social media program for the City of Raleigh Parks Bond Campaign; Hermes Creative Awards feature firm’s expansion into creative content for range of clients Sinclair Public Affairs, a North Carolina-based public affairs consulting firm with offices in Raleigh…
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To Engage Or Not To Engage?

How a corporate framework helps organizations assess the risks and rewards of taking public stances on social issues Now, more than ever, organizations face the challenge of addressing sensitive issues that may impact their stakeholders. From social and environmental concerns to political and economic issues, taking a stance on every issue can be risky. Having a corporate framework is essential…
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From Cable to CTV: How Cross-Platform Advertising is the Key to Success

In our last blog, we delved into the evolving landscape of advertising and emphasized the significance of maintaining a presence across all digital platforms. There are several reasons why people are streaming more: Convenience: Streaming services offer convenience and flexibility, allowing viewers to watch TV and movies on their own schedule. Cost: Streaming services are often less expensive than cable…
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Domestic violence bill passes NC Senate, heads to House

Senator Lisa S. Barnes
Source: Restoration News Media A unanimous N.C. Senate voted Tuesday to enhance protections for domestic violence victims by allowing them to testify against defendants remotely. Senate Bill 51, named Kayla’s Act in memory of a Lumberton homicide victim, won passage on a 49-0 vote. Sen. Danny Britt, R-Robeson, introduced the bill with Sens. Dave Craven, R-Randolph, and Lisa Barnes, R-Nash,…
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