Question:
Could Nike have handled the negative publicity over sweatshops better? If you were in charge, what would you have done differently; not just from the public relations perspective, but also from a policy perspective?
Negative Publicity:
Negative publicity is the adverse commercial advertising a corporation can have because of a specific reason that could lead to devastating repercussions. It leads to a strong destruction of the reputation of the company among clients and competitors. Of course, it hurts really terrible business. It is typically done by the consumers who are not happy with the brand, products, and services, and their negative reviews are an example of negative publicity.
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Yes, Nike would have managed to handle unfavorable publicity differently through the sweatshops by employing its separate departments to handle this...
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