PR News Archive
The Future Is Audio: Why Every CMO Should Incorporate Podcasting into 2026 Business Planning
The way audiences consume content is changing. Once it was visual. Then it was social. Now, it's personal. In an age of fragmented attention, podcasts and branded audio have emerged as among the most intimate and trusted communication channels available to brands....
Travel PR trends: New MMGY research finds Latin American travelers are leading a new era of digitally driven, safety-first international travel
Latin America’s international travelers are rewriting the rules of global tourism. New industry research reveals contrasts in how Latin Americans plan, book and prioritize their trips, finding consumer confidence is strong across the region despite inflationary...
B2B digital marketing: A strategic guide for modern business growth
Digital marketing in the B2B space has shifted dramatically in recent years, with data and personalization taking center stage. Marketing leaders now face increasing pressure to deliver measurable results while building authentic connections with their target...
7 reasons why media monitoring is essential for crisis management
When a crisis hits, your timing and strategy determine whether you’re guiding the story or getting steamrolled by it. Media monitoring gives you the awareness to see the full landscape, react in real time, and keep your team aligned. Instead of guessing where the...
Stop guessing your native ad network: How PR teams can test content discovery channels like performance marketers
If you work in PR, there’s a good chance native ads live in a slightly foggy part of your world. They’re “in the plan,” usually handled by a media agency or the paid team. Someone mentions Taboola, Outbrain, maybe some in-feed formats. A few weeks later, you see a...
The role of PR and marketing in the restaurant industry: A recipe for success
In the highly competitive restaurant industry, success isn't just about serving delicious food—it’s about getting the word out effectively. Public relations and marketing play a crucial role in shaping a restaurant's brand identity, attracting customers, and ensuring...
Why LinkedIn is becoming the new press room—and how to be visible without spamming
LinkedIn is well-known among professionals worldwide. With a jaw-dropping 1.3 billion members across 200 countries and more than 71 million companies on board, this platform isn’t optional anymore. It’s where smart brands go to get seen, get leads, and get ahead....
Mastering modern PR strategy for emerging tech companies
The tech industry's most advanced sectors face unique communication challenges that can make or break their success. From explaining the intricacies of quantum computing to articulating the potential of brain-computer interfaces, tech PR professionals must balance...
The future of business growth: Building high-performance revenue teams in a competitive market
Running a business in today's economy feels a lot like trying to hit a moving target while standing on a treadmill. The rules keep changing, customer expectations evolve faster than ever, and the competition never sleeps. Yet amid all this chaos, one truth remains...
Lead scoring vs lead nurturing: Which strategy drives better B2B conversions?
The Quantity vs. Quality Dilemma Every B2B marketer has had their frustrating moments: conversions aren’t moving, despite a full pipeline. Leads are coming in, campaigns are running, although sales still claim “These leads aren’t ready.” This kind of misalignment...
How consumer-focused brands use wellness trends to modernize PR approaches
The global wellness industry, shaped by the pandemic, was valued at 5.6 trillion dollars as of 2023, showcasing changes in how consumers make purchases. From organic cat food to AI-powered gym equipment, pet care, fitness, and home maintenance brands leverage wellness...
Using current athletes as publicity spokespersons is a bad bet—here’s why
The recent disclosures of illegal gambling involving professional athletes validates, in my mind, what I have been telling clients for many years—“using current athletes as publicity spokespersons is a bad bet.” As the sports marketing guru at several public...