Why technical thought leadership is winning AI search in complex B2B categories
Some B2B categories were never going to be easy to win in search. Cloud infrastructure. Security operations. Data governance. FinOps. The questions are technical, the buying committees are mixed, and the cost of getting the answer wrong is high. AI search has made...
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Crisis Comms & Media Monitoring
Why media monitoring is the first line of defense in crisis communications
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, crises can emerge and escalate within minutes. Social media posts, viral videos, and digital news coverage can spark widespread public attention almost instantly, leaving organizations with little time to react. Traditional PR...
Preparing before the headline: Why proactive crisis planning wins
Crisis Response Begins Long Before a Crisis The most effective crisis communications strategies are built well before a negative headline appears. Proactive planning protects brand equity, stabilizes stakeholder confidence, and preserves revenue when scrutiny...
How law firms can use AI-powered PR to navigate cybersecurity crisis communications
Amid the rapid pace of technological evolution, cyber crises have become a common occurrence. IBM Security states that the average time to detect a breach is 280 days, leaving companies struggling to react in time as external reports outpace them. That is why law...
PR Tech & AI
A good story is essential to AI visibility—here’s how to tell yours
In the PR world, storytelling is bedrock of what we do. From a strategic standpoint, we often leverage it through thought leadership, a strategy in which we uncover opportunities to position our clients as thought leaders in their industries through contributed...
The algorithm isn’t neutral: Why PR needs to speak AI’s language
Artificial intelligence is transforming the way people discover and trust information. For PR professionals, this shift is not simply technical; it changes the fundamentals of visibility, authority, and influence. Content is no longer evaluated solely by human editors...
AI deepfakes in 2026: Worldwide legal actions and crackdowns
The first deepfake I recall seeing was not particularly sophisticated. It had bad lighting, and the lips were slightly out of sync. However, it was effective enough to deceive passersby, and that was the problem. Fast-forward to 2026, and deepfakes have become a much...
Content & Media Relations
From press releases to podcasts: Diversifying brand storytelling
For decades, press releases were the backbone of corporate communication. They served as the official voice of a brand, announcing product launches, corporate milestones, or strategic initiatives. Journalists and media outlets relied on these succinct documents to...
13 press release examples for startups, brands, and product launches
A well-written press release can reveal the difference between an announcement that earns attention and one that disappears in an inbox. Startups and growing brands often underestimate how much structure, clarity, and positioning influence results. Studying a strong...
Interactive content in PR: Engaging audiences in 2026
The world of public relations has entered a new era. In 2026, audiences are no longer passive recipients of brand messages—they expect to engage, respond, and participate. Traditional PR methods like press releases or static social media posts still have their place,...