Pepsi Challenge
Introduction
Success rarely happens instantly but failure often does. Organizations face critical moments at some point and time and must be prepared to act quickly and accordingly. How a company handles a crisis creates a lasting impression that will affect both its image and its reputation. 1993 is when Pepsi found itself in the middle of such a crisis. With the company image, integrity, and reputation on the line it was imperative that the PR department act quickly. The intent of this paper is to discuss who was affected the impact of the crisis, and tools used by the Pepsi PR team.
Identify the publics
The publics involved in the Pepsi crisis include anyone working for Pepsi involved in the process of making Pepsi and the loyal consumers who purchase and drink Pepsi. The internal public includes Pepsi employees, management and non-management, involved in the process of making the product. The external public includes anyone who purchased or consumed the product. The......
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