Crypto Crisis Comms: The First 24 Hours
A first-24-hours crisis communications playbook for crypto teams: what to say before you know, who speaks, and the three mistakes…
Crypto Marketing Correspondent · Lisbon, Portugal
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Mia writes the marketing desk's playbooks: press strategy, influencer programmes, launch sequencing and the measurement that tells you whether any of it worked. Her recurring subject is the distance between what a campaign reports and what it changed, and she writes the version a practitioner could actually run. She writes for the TokenPR newsroom and takes no commercial briefs.
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A crypto press release template built around what reporters actually check first, with the structure, the verification section…