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How Brands Are Building Trust in the Age of AI
Brand influence is no longer shaped by one message, one channel or one audience. It is being built across social media, earned media, AI platforms, employees, consumers and public conversations that move quickly.
PRGN surveyed more than 1,800 business, marketing and communications professionals across 48 countries to understand what is really driving brand influence today. The findings show where organizations are adapting, where they are falling behind, and why trust, reputation and authenticity still matter most.
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The Art and Science of Sensing
In communications work, we spend a lot of time listening. We listen during discovery meetings, strategy sessions, client calls and stakeholder interviews. The Universal Accreditation Board defines our craft as “a strategic communication process that builds mutually...
When the World Is Watching
What the FIFA World Cup teaches every communicator about reputation, trust and the moments that define a place For several extraordinary weeks, Seattle became one of the world’s gathering places. Visitors filled the streets. International media arrived with cameras...
Trust and Reputation Drive Brand Influence, But Are You Measuring What Matters?
Brand influence has never been particularly easy to measure. Organizations can track media coverage, social engagement, website traffic, sales, and other concrete outcomes, but knowing what can be measured is different from knowing what matters. The measures that are...
Why Health Communications Has Never Mattered More
We are living through an age of wealth when it comes to health information. That sounds like a good thing. And in many ways, it is. Patients are more informed, more curious and more empowered than ever before. People Google their symptoms before they see a doctor....
Conversation Visibility: The New Competitive Advantage in an AI-Driven World
For years, companies have invested heavily in making themselves easy to find. They built better websites. Improved their SEO. Produced more content. Increased their advertising budgets. Expanded their social media presence. All worthwhile investments. But something...
Influence isn’t a communications tactic. It’s an organizational strategy.
For years, organizations have measured success by what people know about them: brand awareness, impressions, media coverage, and website traffic. And although these metrics still matter, they are no longer enough. Today's business environment demands something more...