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This document provides an overview of Applebee's social media crisis where offensive posts were made on the company's Facebook page. It discusses Putnam's theory and strategies for companies to take in future crisis situations. The document reviews the crisis, analyzes Applebee's offensive Facebook posts, discusses Putnam's social capital theory, and provides recommendations for handling similar events going forward. It concludes with references cited.
This document provides an overview of Applebee's social media crisis where offensive posts were made on the company's Facebook page. It discusses Putnam's theory and strategies for companies to take in future crisis situations. The document reviews the crisis, analyzes Applebee's offensive Facebook posts, discusses Putnam's social capital theory, and provides recommendations for handling similar events going forward. It concludes with references cited.
This document provides an overview of Applebee's social media crisis where offensive posts were made on the company's Facebook page. It discusses Putnam's theory and strategies for companies to take in future crisis situations. The document reviews the crisis, analyzes Applebee's offensive Facebook posts, discusses Putnam's social capital theory, and provides recommendations for handling similar events going forward. It concludes with references cited.
1 0/ 5/ 201 5 Applebees Social Media Crisis Welcome Overview Review of the crisis
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Applebees Facebook Posts Click for audio Putnams Theory Strategies to Take in Future Situations Click for audio Conclusion References Luoma-aho, V. (2009). Bowling together, applying putnams theories of community and social capital to public relations.
In Ihlen, O., Van Ruler, B., & Fredriksson, M. (2009). Public relations and social theory: Key figures and concepts. New York: Routledge.