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...
How digital gaming platforms are adapting their messaging in a regulated UK market
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...
Algorithm insights: Why cart prices change—and how to fix it
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...
How brands can avoid the Super Bowl And Olympics trap during America’s birthday celebration
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...
Why modern wellness businesses need digital booking systems
Several factors contribute to shaping the efficiency of wellness businesses. These include everyday customer interactions, reviews, and booking processes. To keep up with rising customer expectations, modern wellness and salon businesses must rely on digital tools...
How mobility services are reshaping modern travel experiences
Travel has changed significantly over the past decade. What used to revolve around rigid itineraries, fixed transportation schedules, and limited options has evolved into a far more flexible and personalized experience. Today’s travelers want control, convenience, and...
Beyond borders: How U.S. companies are tapping into global talent pools
Finding reliable workers has become one of the biggest challenges for U.S. employers. Many industries struggle to fill essential roles, even after advertising locally for months. Restaurants, healthcare facilities, manufacturing units, cleaning services, hotels, and...
You can’t message your way past a leadership problem—and now we have the data to prove it
Here’s something most communicators know in their gut but rarely say out loud. You can do everything right. Build a sharp transformation narrative. Map the cascades. Craft the talking points. Launch the internal campaign with the right channels, the right cadence,...
Important PR lessons to be learned from Trump’s Iran policy
Readers of this website know that I have long stressed that PR lessons not taught in communications schools can be learned from following the daily news and that these lessons can be applied to agency brand and corporate accounts. Below are some lessons from the...
International Women’s Day: Building the infrastructure for women to lead revenue
Empowering the future of women in revenue leadership. International Women’s Day is a moment to celebrate progress. It is also a moment to confront reality and take stock of where more work remains. Women today hold only about 30% of C-suite roles. That gap is...
How brands can extend their Olympics connection after the games are history
PR practitioners should face the facts regarding mega sporting events sponsorships: Immediately after they are over the media forgets about them. Arguably, the two prime examples in the U.S. are the Super Bowl and the Olympics. And they have a lot in common: It...
AI calling assistants in 2026: What businesses should expect next
By the year 2034, the AI calling agent market will grow to more than $47.5 billion, providing scalable and automated human-like phone interaction to businesses that need lower-cost options for phone automation and customer service. In fact, according to Fortune...












