@annalisesj@lashondaeaddy#CCPACrisisChats An organization can mitigate misinformation by clarifying their audience with the correct information as soon as possible and be transparent!
@annalisesj@lashondaeaddy#CCPACrisisChats Social media crisis focus on maintaining or saving the reputation of the organization. Traditional crisis can focus on a lot more aspects than reputation.
@barnzandnoble @lashondaeaddy#CCPACrisisChats How did my crisis management deal with the crisis? Is the crisis over? How did the media portray the crisis?
@barnzandnoble @lashondaeaddy#CCPACrisisChats When you are responding being transparent is one of the most important elements to keep in mind because you have to be clear and concise for stakeholders and the crisis team.
@barnzandnoble @lashondaeaddy#CCPACrisisChats I think that the model has stayed the same regarding people depend on social media platforms for their information because it is constantly being updated and corrected, and that it has changed in terms of how the public trusts the govt.
@barnzandnoble @lashondaeaddy#CCPACrisisChats People have used attribution theory in regards to their behavior with masks and others using a mask or not. If you are pro mask you attribute someone wearing a mask around a high risk person as thoughtful.
@KennedyHayes_ @lashondaeaddy#CCPACrisisChats @KennedyHayes_ if you speak too soon without knowing all the correct information and then have to correct what you told to the media.