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    <title>PR Resolution podcast - Episodes Tagged with “Reputation”</title>
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    <pubDate>Sun, 23 Oct 2022 22:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
    <description>Stella Bayles, author, speaker and director of PR technologies 'CoverageBook' &amp; 'AnswerThePublic', hosts this direct and straight-talking podcast on PR, marketing and communications.
In each episode, Stella explores an emerging topic in Public Relations and with the help of an expert dispels any myths and breaks down the jargon.
Summarised in plain language, this PR podcast is informative,  often amusing and always under and hour, so you can be clued up before your next Zoom call.
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In each episode, Stella explores an emerging topic in Public Relations and with the help of an expert dispels any myths and breaks down the jargon.
Summarised in plain language, this PR podcast is informative,  often amusing and always under and hour, so you can be clued up before your next Zoom call.
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  <title>PR &amp; the most controversial World Cup in history </title>
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  <pubDate>Sun, 23 Oct 2022 22:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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  <itunes:subtitle>At the time of publish, we are 3 weeks away from the 2022 Fifa World Cup in Qatar. At this stage for past tournaments we’re at the height of World Cup hype, fans are excited about team selections, journalists are reporting from training camps and tabloids are on WAG watch.

This year is very different. Nearly all lead-up stories have been negative; covering the human rights issues, corruption, timing and infrastructure problems. 

So what does this mean to the normal huge World Cup audience? How does this affect the associated brand sponsors? Are there the same news-jacking opportunities for non-official partners?    

I interview one the world’s leading experts in sports marketing and brand partnerships; Andy Sutherden to find out.
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  <description>At the time of publish, we are 3 weeks away from the 2022 Fifa World Cup in Qatar. Normally at this stage we’re at the height of World Cup hype, fans are excited about team selections, journalists are reporting from training camps and tabloids are on WAG watch.
This year is very different. Nearly all lead-up stories have been negative; covering the human rights issues, corruption, timing and infrastructure problems. 
So what does this mean to the huge World Cup audience? How does this affect the associated brand sponsors? Are there the same news-jacking opportunities for non-official partners?
I interview one the world’s leading experts in sports marketing and brand partnerships; Andy Sutherden to find out.
The former head of International Brand Consulting at CAA (Creative artists agency) and ex global head of sport partnerships and marketing at H&amp;amp;K Strategies, helps us navigate the change in comms strategy, reputation, activation and measurement of one of the most controversial worlds cups in history.
Our interview covers;
- The benefits and pitfalls of the £50billion Sponsorship industry
- How you should prepare for crisis around this &amp;amp; future World Cups
- The Danish sponsor Hummel’s shirt launch &amp;amp; the conflicting stories that have been buried around it
Plus
- Andy share his prediction on why several coincidences around this tournament may have set a new template for all future World Cups.
Whether you’re working on a World Cup campaign now, thinking of using it as a hook OR  into the game, brands and fans this episode is for you! Special Guest: Andy Sutherden .
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<p>This year is very different. Nearly all lead-up stories have been negative; covering the human rights issues, corruption, timing and infrastructure problems. </p>

<p>So what does this mean to the huge World Cup audience? How does this affect the associated brand sponsors? Are there the same news-jacking opportunities for non-official partners?</p>

<p>I interview one the world’s leading experts in sports marketing and brand partnerships; Andy Sutherden to find out.</p>

<p>The former head of International Brand Consulting at CAA (Creative artists agency) and ex global head of sport partnerships and marketing at H&amp;K Strategies, helps us navigate the change in comms strategy, reputation, activation and measurement of one of the most controversial worlds cups in history.</p>

<p>Our interview covers;</p>

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<li>The benefits and pitfalls of the £50billion Sponsorship industry</li>
<li>How you should prepare for crisis around this &amp; future World Cups</li>
<li>The Danish sponsor Hummel’s shirt launch &amp; the conflicting stories that have been buried around it
Plus</li>
<li>Andy share his prediction on why several coincidences around this tournament may have set a new template for all future World Cups.</li>
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<p>Whether you’re working on a World Cup campaign now, thinking of using it as a hook OR  into the game, brands and fans this episode is for you!</p><p>Special Guest: Andy Sutherden .</p>]]>
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<p>This year is very different. Nearly all lead-up stories have been negative; covering the human rights issues, corruption, timing and infrastructure problems. </p>

<p>So what does this mean to the huge World Cup audience? How does this affect the associated brand sponsors? Are there the same news-jacking opportunities for non-official partners?</p>

<p>I interview one the world’s leading experts in sports marketing and brand partnerships; Andy Sutherden to find out.</p>

<p>The former head of International Brand Consulting at CAA (Creative artists agency) and ex global head of sport partnerships and marketing at H&amp;K Strategies, helps us navigate the change in comms strategy, reputation, activation and measurement of one of the most controversial worlds cups in history.</p>

<p>Our interview covers;</p>

<ul>
<li>The benefits and pitfalls of the £50billion Sponsorship industry</li>
<li>How you should prepare for crisis around this &amp; future World Cups</li>
<li>The Danish sponsor Hummel’s shirt launch &amp; the conflicting stories that have been buried around it
Plus</li>
<li>Andy share his prediction on why several coincidences around this tournament may have set a new template for all future World Cups.</li>
</ul>

<p>Whether you’re working on a World Cup campaign now, thinking of using it as a hook OR  into the game, brands and fans this episode is for you!</p><p>Special Guest: Andy Sutherden .</p>]]>
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