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When you think crisis response, you think Tylenol. This example from 1982 showcases exactly what brands should do in a crisis. In the midst of a horrific murder case, J&J got ahead telling their story before the media told it for them, communicated quickly and came out stronger 12 months later. There's a reason this is taught in PR programs across the world.
Hey - James here. Does anyone read these? Would you like to hear a joke...?
Why did Tylenol cross the road? To get to brand safety, of course. You maniac.
Sorry, I'll go now. Hope you enjoy the episode.
By Melissa Rosenthal and James McKinvenWhen you think crisis response, you think Tylenol. This example from 1982 showcases exactly what brands should do in a crisis. In the midst of a horrific murder case, J&J got ahead telling their story before the media told it for them, communicated quickly and came out stronger 12 months later. There's a reason this is taught in PR programs across the world.
Hey - James here. Does anyone read these? Would you like to hear a joke...?
Why did Tylenol cross the road? To get to brand safety, of course. You maniac.
Sorry, I'll go now. Hope you enjoy the episode.