Matthew Libassi
3 truths why you suck at PR
Stop blaming others for your PR fails. It’s time to look within.
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Allison Carter
Why Korn Ferry is going all-in on the LA Olympics
How other B2B brands can draw inspiration.
Allison Carter
Watch: PR trends for 2026 from PRSA ICON
A peek into the year ahead.
Allison Carter
Communicators say these are the hills they’ll die on
From the Oxford comma to ‘don’t lie,’ these are guiding principles for PR pros.
Allison Carter
PR legend Willard ‘Bill’ Nielsen dies: ‘Deeply caring and remarkably humble’
Nielsen was best known for his role as corporate vice president, public affairs at Johnson & Johnson.
Mary Olson-Menzel and Michelle Powers
New year, new narrative: A comms leader’s guide to starting strong in 2026
Set your priorities.
Mandy Menaker
What PR pros can learn from Ashley Tisdale French’s viral mom-group essay
Mean girls, mom Groups, and modern PR mistakes.
Scott Gilbert
Bad audio can ruin everything: Why sound matters more than you think
No matter how great your video looks, poor sound quality will steal the spotlight.
Allison Carter
PR Daily’s predictions for 2026
This is the year of content, media relations and of course, AI.
Casey Weldon
Top Stories of 2025: Duolingo shares PR secrets of viral ‘Death of Duo’ campaign
The team attributes its success to its ability to adapt on the fly and collaborate.
Casey Weldon
Top Stories of 2025: Pop-Tart Bowl mania: How Weber Shandwick built on success of wacky campaign
The team used wild mascot antics and a range of activations to make the Pop-Tarts Bowl an annual meme-worthy spectacle.
Rachel Huff
Top Stories of 2025: PR needs PR: How to step into the spotlight in 2025
The PR industry’s biggest blind spot? Not promoting itself.
Allison Carter
Top Stories of 2025: ‘She was the real deal’: Southwest Airlines PR legend Ginger Hardage has died
Hardage is remembered for her Texas style and commitment to culture.
Casey Weldon
Top Stories of 2025: UnitedHealthcare CEO’s death could change corporate comms
It’s important for executives to talk, but it’s just as important that it’s on the right issue.
Elie Jacobs
Counter-intelligence is now a communications function
Strategic communications means more than managing messaging. It means protecting reputation through intelligence capabilities.
