In 2026, the average professional uses over a dozen SaaS tools daily.  Some manage project tasks.  Some handle communication.  Some track time, generate reports, or schedule social media.  Each one solves a piece of the puzzle, but rarely do they feel like a...

The fractured nature of many companies sees departments or external agencies like sales, marketing, PR and product competing against one another, all while trying to sing from the same corporate strategy document.  Be it legacy divisions of labor, a battle for budget,...

Healthcare marketing has entered a new era where generic messaging no longer resonates with consumers the way it once did. Patients today expect more from the brands they engage with. They want communications that reflect their unique needs, interests, and concerns....

There is a persistent assumption in PR circles that brand-building is primarily a game for companies with mass-market ambitions, household names, and marketing budgets to match. The playbooks we reach for most readily were written for scale: broad media outreach, wide...

We are drowning in “authentic” brands that all sound like they were raised by the same focus group and fed a diet of corporate mission statements. This seems like a trend these days. Most companies play defense. They sand down the edges, mute the personality, and pray...

Corporate communications and public relations have always lived in the space between perception and reality. But today, that space has become louder, faster, and far less forgiving. In an era where every employee is a potential spokesperson, every customer a...

Something fundamental has shifted in how the world finds information, and if your PR strategy hasn't noticed yet, you're not just losing rankings. You're becoming invisible to the engines that now shape your industry's reputation.  ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and...

The financial services industry is in the middle of a communications revolution, and most firms are still playing by rules written in 2015.  Here's what I see constantly: a fintech company raises a Series B, hires a PR agency, gets a Bloomberg mention, and calls it a...

April marks National Humor Month, an annual reminder that laughter is not just a release valve but more importantly, a bridge.  Employees are facing an increasing sense of uncertainty, change and polarization. Humor has the ability to bring people closer and curiosity...

The UK’s regulated gaming market is becoming a useful case study for PR and marketing teams far beyond Britain. For US communicators, it shows what happens when audience trust, creator strategy, owned content and brand copy all start answering to tighter rules at the...

Ever noticed how that pair of sneakers you've been eyeing suddenly jumps in price the moment you add it to your cart? Or how a flight on Expedia gets more expensive every time you refresh the page? You probably chalked it up to bad timing. It wasn't. The price you see...

For marketers and PR people, in some ways the 250th birthday of the United States will be similar to the Super Bowl and Olympics. There will be so many promotions that it will be difficult for one to stand out from the clutter.  There are sure to be brand promotions...