Public relations is no longer limited to TV and newspapers, it now involves real-time online communication and connections. Brands today must listen to consumers rather than merely speak at them. Millions of discussions occur every day on review sites, blogs, forums,...
How to automate PR insights from data to make smarter strategic decisions
Public relations strategies are changing quickly in the era of big data and artificial intelligence. PR professionals can now access audience, campaign, and result data in volumes. The difficulty is in analyzing such data to obtain strategic insights that enhance...
5 ways digital PR transformed Glossier into a global beauty brand
In today’s fast-paced, digital-first world, public relations is more than just crafting a press release and sending it out to a list of journalists. It’s about creating authentic narratives, building relationships with customers, and, most importantly, leveraging...
Inbox impact: Crafting bold newsletter graphics with AI
Your newsletter can have the most informative content in it, but if the visuals don’t align with the energy, then your audience will just scroll past it right away. Whether you’re announcing a launch or sharing a weekly content update, or just growing your community,...
8 common mistakes to avoid in a PR campaign, and what to do instead
A well-organized public relations campaign creates a strong brand reputation, attracts customers, and builds credibility. However, there are quite a few companies that make mistakes that reduce the effectiveness of their PR. Here are eight avoidable mistakes: 1. Lack...
The science of PR stunts: What separates genius from cringe?
What do the Ice Bucket Challenge and Kendall Jenner’s Pepsi ad have in common? Both were PR stunts. But one became a cultural phenomenon, while the other became a punchline. So, what makes the difference? There’s a fine line between a viral masterpiece and a disaster...
What you need to know to avoid legal issues in PR and branding
In the world of public relations and branding, a single misstep can lead to a number of legal repercussions, which could, in effect, badly tarnish a brand’s carefully built reputation. And with businesses increasingly relying on digital campaigns and social media...
10 B2B content marketing hacks for better ROI
In B2B content marketing, showing a real return on investment isn’t always simple. Sales cycles take time, decision-making involves multiple people, and it’s not always clear which piece of content made the difference. That’s why it helps to have a focused approach....
Unlocking the power of SMS marketing: Enhancing engagement with SMS OTP and verification APIs
In today’s fast-paced digital world, we’re constantly flooded with emails, push notifications, and social media ads. Amid all this noise, SMS marketing quietly stands out as one of the most effective ways to reach customers—boasting an open rate as high as 98%. With...
New sports broadcasting textbook is a must read for aspiring and novice sportscasters—and contains key lessons for PR
There is no statistic that accurately states the number of sportscasters in the United States, but one thing is certain: it’s a highly competitive business (as is the public relations business). Another thing that is certain is that relatively few sports announcers...
AI in public relations: The new frontier in 2025
The landscape of public relations has undergone a radical transformation in the past few years, and as we approach 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as one of the most innovative tools in the marketing and publicity sectors. No longer relegated to the...
Belichick’s worst call: No hoodie can cover a PR breakdown like this
Bill Belichick has never been a media darling. Ornery, unhelpful, bored, antagonistic are better ways to describe his relationship with the media. But his recent CBS Sunday Morning interview even caught the attention of people who don’t follow sports. And it wasn’t...