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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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Smart Estimates: High relevance for investor relations managers
Weighted averages of analyst estimates are highly relevant for investor relations managers and even more relevant for investors. This shows a recent survey of cometis AG among around 500 investor relations managers, most of which are from the German-speaking...
Why Reporters Didn’t Attend Your Press Event
You didn’t get the media attendance you expected at your last press conference. And you’re taking heat from your boss for the weak turn-out. She wants to know why reporters didn't attend your press event. What went wrong? There are a number of reasons that reporters...
Does the press lie?
By Valentina Giacaman - RumboCierto Chile We have witnessed recent events in which world leaders openly accuse the press, as never before. Macron in front of Putin himself accuses the Russian press, whereas a person like Trump declares himself in open warfare against...
Being on Time… No Longer Important
Everyone has at least one pet peeve that drives them crazy, and most people have a few. Like when I call someone and they answer the phone and say “I can’t talk right now, I will call you back.” Back in 2013, I actually wrote a blog post on this (and answering your...
How Over-Servicing Impacts PR Agencies
This post is sponsored by ClickTime and Gould+Partners. Over-servicing among PR firms doesn’t simply mean working for nothing. It’s a lot more costly. That’s because when your firm starts to expand client services—without being adequately compensated—it has a negative...
Study: Use of Non-deal Roadshows & Sell-Side Conferences
Use Of Non-deal Roadshows & Sell-Side Conferences among Senior Investor Relations Officers in German-Speaking Countries Wiesbaden, April 25, 2017 - Together with Rivel Research and the IR Club, cometis AG analyzed the use of non-deal roadshows (NDRs) and sell-side...