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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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Communication Agencies and Law Firms: the new allies in business crises
In an era of corporate reputation coming under close scrutiny from an increasing number of directions, strategic communications agencies – at least the ones staffed with experienced communications professionals and former journalists and capable to support companies...
More than office décor: Five PR awards programs that will make your agency stand out
Let’s face it – most PR pros aren’t in it for the awards… but they sure are nice. Besides adding statues and plaques to your office shelf, PR industry awards present excellent opportunities for agencies to analyze their work, receive feedback from peers, evaluate...
Real Estate Public Relations: The Five-Step Process that Creates a Successful Program
There is no question that real estate is an exciting industry. It shapes our cities, creates places for us to shop, work and even shapes the places we take our children to play. As a result, to be involved in the development of new projects – and see them rise out of...
How To Lead A Team: Perspectives From A PR Firm
Being a local boutique PR agency in Malaysia, we do face a fair bit of challenges in terms of recruiting, retaining and most importantly, inspiring a team. After all, we lack the financial and human resource support that an international agency may have. However, over...
How to choose the best PR agencies in Europe
Variety is the spice of Europe Europe is the continent of variety: language, habits and cultural sensitivities vary enormously, sometimes even within single countries! My own country Belgium being a prime example, a uniform approach does not work for both the...
Five key learnings from social media crisis
In today’s world, there’s no escaping social media – especially when it comes to crisis communications. I can say this with authority since 99.9 percent of the crises we’ve managed in the past few years have involved one platform or another. Facebook, Twitter,...