Casino public relations and gambling marketing demand a level of precision and expertise that few industries require. The stakes are high, competition is relentless, and public perception can shift in an instant. A well-executed strategy can drive customer engagement,...
Women in PR: Financial communications has an opportunity to bank on women’s voices
As International Women’s Day approaches on 8th March, Celine Moran, Lisa Simmons, and Vasiliki Vokou, from Liminal—a leading financial services communications agency—share their insights on women’s evolving role in financial PR. Lisa is the company’s Senior Publicist...
4 core branding strategies to build a thriving business in 2025
Businesses lay their foundations with the meticulous groundwork of plans and efforts. When it is finally a tangible asset, it feels like a great achievement. But that’s wrong—great achievements take time and relentless effort for success. To sustain your business and...
Phishing, fraud, and fear: The marketing challenge of cybersecurity awareness
Phishing scams and online fraud are more sophisticated than ever, making cybersecurity awareness a necessity for businesses and consumers alike. The challenge for cybersecurity marketers is clear: how do you educate the public about these threats without resorting to...
8 ways to win repeat buyers without a loyalty program
Nowadays, businesses are finding new ways to retain customers and boost repeat purchases. Even though loyalty programs are effective, it’s not the only way to retain customers. Businesses of all sizes are embracing new strategies for getting repeat buyers without...
5 ways PR pros can supercharge branding through strategic brand naming
Strategic brand naming can turn your brand from forgettable to iconic. That’s because the right name tells a story, creates emotion, and establishes trust. More importantly, a carefully chosen company name sticks in people's minds long after the first impression. It’s...
The role of public relations in transforming B2B e-commerce—and 3 phases to making it work
B2B buyers now spend only 17% of their purchase journey talking to suppliers. That's right—the days of lengthy in-person meetings and handshake deals are giving way to something entirely different. The digital revolution isn't just changing how we shop for shoes or...
How IBM transformed its brand through strategic content marketing
IBM, one of the oldest tech giants in the world, is a prime example of how B2B tech companies can effectively use B2B technology marketing and content marketing to stay relevant in an ever-evolving industry. This op-ed will explore IBM's transition from traditional IT...
How Glasses Can Help Enhance Your Personal Branding
According to a Harvard Business Review study, job applicants' physical appearance and accessories can affect the hiring outcomes of candidates. The research found that simple factors like wearing a suit and tie, glasses, and even having a beard can impact whether or...
Brand perception vs. brand reality: 5 ways you can bridge the gap to build trust
At least 81% of consumers need to trust a brand to consider buying from it. That means one thing: what your audience thinks of your brand can either make or break your brand reputation. At least It’s the lens through which they view your products, services, and...
Brand equity measurement: Metrics and best practices for strengthening media campaigns
Brand equity is more than just a buzzword—it’s a key driver of competitive advantage. Yet many PR professionals face challenges when it comes to quantifying and leveraging brand equity for campaign success. Without accurate measurement, even the most creative...
Competitive gap analysis: Why you need it—and 6 steps to conducting one
Competitive gap analysis is a valuable process for businesses aiming to stay ahead in the market. It involves comparing your company’s performance across key areas—such as products, pricing, and customer experience—against your competitors’. In this guide, we’ll...












