In 2025, when every scroll, every headline, and every notification competes for attention, people crave one thing more than ever: well-being. And not just on weekends or vacations. They want it during work hours, too. It’s no longer just about salary or job titles....
The role of public relations in transforming women’s health
In the evolving landscape of women’s health, public relations has emerged as a transformative force. It bridges the gap between medical professionals, health institutions, policymakers, and the public. Strategic PR campaigns have the power to reshape outdated...
From places to feelings: Rethinking travel PR for the experience-driven consumer
In today’s fiercely competitive travel market, simply promoting destinations is no longer enough to capture the attention and loyalty of travelers. The modern traveler seeks immersive experiences that resonate on a personal level and create lasting memories. This...
Financial PR in focus: Comms strategies for accounting firms
There are over 85,000 accounting firms across the United States. To a lot of these businesses, the only customer acquisition channel that works is word-of-mouth referrals. A primary reason for this is that to succeed in this industry, you need to establish trust with...
4 cybersecurity habits that define professional project managers
Running a successful business relies on organization, hard work, and loyalty. However, without a strong cybersecurity foundation, digital threats can jeopardize all the other efforts. Project managers, the backbone of every business, have many responsibilities, and...
6 ways consumer PR trends are changing in the digital era
In a time marked by rapid tech innovation and evolving consumer expectations, public relations has experienced a dramatic shift. It’s much more than safeguarding a brand’s reputation—today’s consumer PR is tightly connected with social media, data insights, and a...
How to balance sensitivity and visibility in addiction PR
Public relations professionals face a difficult task when addressing addiction. The public needs clear information, but patients and families deserve privacy. Poorly handled messaging can cause lasting harm. To protect both people and reputation, PR teams must balance...
Financial PR done well for a small company: A game-changer for growth
In today's competitive business environment, small companies are continuously looking for ways to grow and gain recognition within their industry. For many, navigating this terrain may seem daunting, particularly when dealing with limited resources and increasing...
How virtual events are reshaping modern PR strategies: Everything you need to know
The recent rise in popularity and adoption of virtual experiences has opened new doors for communication and brands. Traditional press conferences, media briefings, and in-person networking events are no longer the only ways to reach public journalists and key...
The ultimate guide to media activation: Strategies to maximize your brand’s reach
Connecting with your desired audience is becoming increasingly difficult for companies. The competition is fierce. Sure, there’s the option of running ads digitally nowadays. Believe it or not, more people are on social media today than watch TV. However, in...
Why Gen Z doesn’t fall for traditional PR tactics—and what brands must do instead
Gen Z just doesn’t buy into the usual PR fluff. You can throw polished press releases, staged brand apologies, or a perfectly scripted ad their way, and it’ll probably get laughed at, ignored, or worse, roasted on TikTok. This generation grew up with the internet at...
PR lessons to remember from the Pete Rose and Brent Musburger situations
For years, many years, I’ve been writing and telling PR practitioners that once a client has had a PR crisis it’s embedded in the client’s DNA and can resurface any time. And I’ve counseled that PR account handlers should always be prepared for a crisis to reappear. ...












