Using media analysis to understand public sentiment clearly (Elsie Oliver) hubs.ly/Q04wTtFw0 #PR #MediaAnalysis #PRtools #PRtips

AI in PR: The world's most-named wine brand just lost the citation that matters most (Ronn Torossian, 5WPR) hubs.ly/Q04wTsLN0 #PR #AIinPR #BeveragePR #PRtools #PRtips

The PR follow-up problem: When persistence becomes noise (Kamran Khan) hubs.ly/Q04wTsBT0 #PR #PRfollowup #PRtips

When AI gets your brand wrong: Who owns the narrative? (Lucy Jane) hubs.ly/Q04wTs290 #PR #AIinPR #PRnarrative #PRtips

The headline is only the beginning: What happens after media coverage? (Muhammad Fahis) hubs.ly/Q04wTkVy0 #PR #EarnedMedia #MediaCoverage #PRtips

What PR management’s style has in common with Dolly Parton’s style—and what PR can learn (Arthur Solomon) hubs.ly/Q04wTkBQ0 #PR #DollyPartonPR #PRtips

AI is already deciding which baby brands parents never see—here’s what PR pros need to know (Ronn Torossian, 5WPR) hubs.ly/Q04wThqp0 #PR #AIinPR #PRtools #CPGPR

Media analysis is an effective technique to find the real meaning behind conversations and study the context behind the content to make smarter business decisions. Insightful tips here. (Elsie Oliver) hubs.ly/Q04wTtH-0 #PR #MediaAnalysis #PRtools #PRtips

Ask any AI engine what the best luxury wine brand is, & DRC comes back most often: 36.9% of the time, according to a study across 268 AI-generated answers. Here’s why AI citation is crucial.t (Ronn Torossian, 5WPR) hubs.ly/Q04wTsVQ0 #PR #AIinPR #BeveragePR #PRtools #PRtips

Following up is one of the most routine parts of public relations. But there is a point where persistence stops improving the odds of coverage and starts creating a different problem—noise. (Kamran Khan) hubs.ly/Q04wTsBb0 #PR #PRfollowup #PRtips

Imagine a potential customer asking an AI tool a simple question: “What does this company do?” But what if the description is outdated, incomplete, or simply wrong? When AI gets your brand wrong, who owns the narrative? (Lucy Jane) hubs.ly/Q04wTsqc0 #PR #AIinPR #PRnarrative

Using media analysis to understand public sentiment clearly (Elsie Oliver) hubs.ly/Q04wTtG80 #PR #MediaAnalysis #PRtools #PRtips

AI in PR: The world's most-named wine brand just lost the citation that matters most (Ronn Torossian, 5WPR) hubs.ly/Q04wTsNQ0 #PR #AIinPR #BeveragePR #PRtools #PRtips

Getting a story published can feel like the finish line for a PR team. Knowing what to do next can determine whether a story delivers lasting value or simply generates short attention. Smart insights here. (Muhammad Fahis) hubs.ly/Q04wTkV20 #PR #EarnedMedia #MediaCoverage

The PR follow-up problem: When persistence becomes noise (Kamran Khan) hubs.ly/Q04wTsyP0 #PR #PRfollowup #PRtips

When AI gets your brand wrong: Who owns the narrative? (Lucy Jane) hubs.ly/Q04wTs1-0 #PR #AIinPR #PRnarrative #PRtips

What does PR management style have in common with Dolly Parton’s? Parton and the highest levels at PR agencies both want to appear that they are caring and empathetic people. But there is a big difference. Take a look. (Arthur Solomon) hubs.ly/Q04wTkpf0 #PR #DollyPartonPR

Parents used to start shopping for a stroller with a friend’s word. Now a lot of them just ask ChatGPT. AI-referred traffic to U.S. retail sites jumped 393% in Q1 of 2026. Here’s what PR pros need to know. (Ronn Torossian, 5WPR) hubs.ly/Q04wThC00 #PR #AIinPR #PRtools

The headline is only the beginning: What happens after media coverage? (Muhammad Fahis) hubs.ly/Q04wTkPj0 #PR #EarnedMedia #MediaCoverage #PRtips

What PR management’s style has in common with Dolly Parton’s style—and what PR can learn (Arthur Solomon) hubs.ly/Q04wTjRC0 #PR #DollyPartonPR #PRtips