Application programming interfaces (APIs), the connections between computers or programs, power everything from your morning coffee purchase to evening ride-share booking, yet they remain completely invisible to most business decision-makers. This creates a...
Embracing cultural fluency: How to localize your approach to PR
Public relations isn't a one-size-fits-all game. What resonates in Toronto may fall flat in Tokyo. A campaign that gains traction in the UK might miss the mark entirely in Brazil. So why do so many PR strategies still rely on universal messaging? The truth is,...
Consumer PR done well for an international brand launching in the U.S.
When an international brand steps into the competitive U.S. market, the key to establishing a strong presence lies in the execution of an effective public relations (PR) campaign. While the U.S. is a global powerhouse in consumer trends, media outlets, and marketing,...
5 steps to review existing articles on your blog for content updates
Blogging is one of the most effective ways to engage your target audience. It helps you publish content around relevant topics and attract the right people to your site. However, you can't publish blogs and forget about them. They require regular updates to engage the...
Predictive analytics in content marketing: How to leverage AI for better insights
In the dynamic realm of digital marketing, staying ahead of emerging trends and understanding consumer behavior is crucial for success. Predictive analytics, a branch of advanced analytics powered by artificial intelligence, is revolutionizing how marketers anticipate...
How local businesses shape the PR landscape of major cities: A global perspective
In the globalized world of public relations, local businesses often serve as the unsung architects of a city's image. While multinational corporations and government initiatives frequently dominate headlines, it's the local enterprises that infuse authenticity,...
The rise of micro-newsrooms: Why PR teams are creating their own media hubs—and how to build your own
There's no denying the rise of micro-newsrooms, where public relations and marketing communication teams are creating their own media hubs. They establish their outlets to promote their brands, engage with various stakeholders, and achieve business growth and success....
5 common mistakes brands make when launching digital PR campaigns
Digital PR campaigns are used to build a brand's reputation using online channels. It is a very effective strategy in 2025 because most of the world uses the Internet to find and interact with brands. E-commerce itself is booming, and online shopping is now the norm...
6 ways travel PR can transform brand storytelling for destinations in 2025
Brand storytelling is how companies communicate who they are by crafting narratives that connect with their audience. It’s not just about sharing facts about a product or service, but showing what the brand stands for, what it believes in, and how it fits into...
Cooking up innovation: How kitchen brands are leveraging digital marketing for growth
The kitchen is no longer just a functional space in the home—it has become a sanctuary for creativity, innovation, and self-expression. As more consumers invest in high-quality kitchen appliances and gadgets, the kitchen appliance industry is experiencing a wave of...
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...
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...