2026 PR trends, according to five industry experts
We asked PR pros to share their thoughts on the big changes they expect to see in the coming year.
We asked PR pros to share their thoughts on the big changes they expect to see in the coming year.
Winners will be revealed on Dec. 2 at the Chelsea Pier City Winery in NYC, where Top Agencies will also be honored.
Public affairs continue to spin forward at a dizzying pace, especially in the United States. A mercurial, fast-moving government is prompting businesses to react quickly and nimbly to a variety of challenges.
Data-driven storytelling can spark press, boost engagement and build trust.
Focus on personal relevance and trust to make technical topics relatable and engaging.
How Worldpay stays on trend without chasing trends with its Global Payments Report.
How boutique firms operating under corporate umbrellas are adapting – and disappearing.
An understanding of comms, familiarity with overall business can help CEOs see what’s coming.
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This relationship-driven approach sets brands up to have their voice heard when it makes business sense for them.
The ‘TikTokization’ of social media isn’t going anywhere but that doesn’t mean you should jump to the nearest TikTok clone.
Despite a learning curve, these comms outsiders offer unique insights and expertise.
If approved, the merger could drastically affect PR staffing and mid-sized agencies.
This talented group of practitioners helps elevate PR Daily’s coverage.
The future PR landscape may include more integration, fewer boutique brands and a fight for fewer dollars.