Hiring is often regarded as a test of instinct, charisma, and intuition. Managers and recruiters pride themselves on spotting the “right” candidate in interviews or on paper. With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in recruitment, however, the conversation...
There’s more to sports marketing than the Super Bowl—here are better ways to budget
To listen to the publicists of the National Football League and publicists for brands that spend millions of dollars advertising on the game, not to mention advertising execs of agencies that produce 30-second commercials that can cost as much as $8 million, not...
PR Trends of the New Year: Key Takeaways from Our 2026 Expert Panel
On January 28, PR leaders gathered for Bulldog Reporter’s and Agility PR Solution’s annual PR Trends of the New Year panel to discuss what’s shaping the industry in the year ahead. Featuring Nicole Rodrigues, CEO & Founder of NRPR Group, Pragya Dubey, VP of Global...
How PR teams can manage public perception around agricultural land use
‘The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them.’ – Ernest Hemingway Few words capture the quiet intensity at the heart of the land use discussions better than Hemingway’s writing. For PR teams, trust plays a central role in shaping public...
How cable TV political programs shortchange viewers by not providing detailed reporting
Normally, for more years than I can remember, at this time of a New Year I write a column about the shortcomings of cable news’ political programs because they mostly condense important happenings to a few minutes, slant news coverage in order to attract viewers and...
What high-performing PR teams understand about scale, systems, and trust
As brands grow, PR effort almost always increases but impact rarely scales in the same way. More campaigns, more pitches, and more content may create the appearance of momentum, yet the results often flatten or become inconsistent. This is the point where many PR...
2026 vision: How integrated PR, digital, and creative will shape the next era of marketing
As marketing continues to converge with technology and communications, brands are facing a critical opportunity to rethink how they connect with audiences. Success in 2026 will depend less on isolated campaigns and more on the ability to align PR, digital, and...
Beyond awareness: The top PR trends brands can’t ignore in 2026
As marketing and communications continue to intersect, brands must move past traditional measures of awareness and focus on strategies that deliver tangible business impact. The role of PR is no longer limited to generating visibility. It has become a central...
2026 PR forecast: Zero-party data, hybrid talent & customer-obsessed AI
For agencies, 2026 won’t be defined by who adopts AI first—but by who redesigns their model around what clients actually need next. As data signals fracture and automation reshapes every layer of marketing, agencies will be forced to move beyond execution and into...
4 PR predictions for 2026: How AI is transforming the future of communications
Artificial intelligence is reshaping every corner of the communications landscape. The changes underway in 2026 represent the most significant transformation in our profession since digital media redefined how audiences consume information. As AI systems become the...
Rising cybersecurity threats force PR agencies to rethink document safety
The increasing frequency and financial impact of data breaches have become a critical concern for businesses across all sectors. With the average cost of a data breach reaching USD 4.88 million in 2024, the stakes have never been higher. This trend is particularly...
How SaaS is transforming PR and marketing strategies in the digital age
Traditional strategies that once relied heavily on print media, cold calls, and in-person networking have given way to digital approaches enabled through sophisticated tools. At the forefront of this transformation are SaaS platforms that offer a wide range of tools...












