D) purpose-driven games
E) artifact creation
Wendy’s fast food restaurant recently had a situation in which a woman found a
fingertip in her bowl of chili. Of course, customers were disgusted and sales at that
particular Wendy’s and Wendy’s outlets nationwide went down. Fortunately for
Wendy’s, though, it was discovered weeks later that the accuser has a history of filing
lawsuits against businesses, and the owner of the lost digit turned out to be a co-worker
of the woman’s husband. The Wendy’s location in which this incident occurred received
very favorable exposure in the local media once it was learned that the restaurant was
victimized by this false accusation.
Immediately following this individual’s claim of finding a fingertip in her chili, which
public relations program would be most valuable to Wendy’s?
A) corporate reputation management
B) crisis management
C) marketing public relations
D) public communication campaigns
E) public service announcements
The New York Times wants to begin an advertising campaign using television to attract
more subscribers. The Times wants to reach an affluent, well-educated audience. One
goal of its promotion is to not appear to be asking for purchase, merely to make the
publication more salient in the minds of the target audience. Based on this information,