This week’s roundup looks at an IPR report on adapting to new media relations strategies, the Substack journalist trend and Kennedy Institute advice on messaging during an election season.
Stories by Kaylee Hultgren
AI-Powered Answer Engines: Five Ways to Proactively Manage Reputation
October 2nd, 2024 by Kaylee HultgrenAn Institute for Public Relations Webinar last week, titled “Al-Powered Answer Engines: Shifts in Digital Reputation Building,” panelists outlined five ways in which marketing and communications professionals can proactively manage digital brand reputation amid the shift brought about by AI-powered answer engines.
Samsung Electronics’ Head of Corporate Comms on Best Practices in Brand Reputation Management
August 27th, 2024 by Kaylee HultgrenAt the 2024 Meltwater Summit in New York City earlier this summer, Katie Stratakis, Head of Corporate Communications at Samsung Electronics America, shared the company’s approach to proactive brand storytelling and best practices for brand reputation management during crises.
Measuring Brand Reputation: Top Challenges, Tactics and Tools
July 25th, 2024 by Kaylee HultgrenPRNEWS’ final Digital Learning Series event, on Measurement and Data for PR, took place August 14. We caught up with panelist and measurement expert Katie Paine, CEO of Paine Publishing, to discuss the latest challenges, tactics and tools for measuring and evaluating reputation.
TikTok Outlines 6 Fundamental Principles for Creating Compelling Short-Form Video
July 18th, 2024 by Kaylee HultgrenAt the 2024 Meltwater Summit in New York City last month, Neil Cameron, Head of Canadian Agency Partnerships at TikTok, guided attendees through “six universal truths” for creating compelling, short-form video on the platform. Regardless of budget or bandwidth constraints, PR and marketing pros can leverage these principles when creating video content.
Mastercard Chief Marketing and Comms Officer on Integrating Communications
April 18th, 2024 by Kaylee HultgrenThe blurring of lines between marketing and communications functions continues to be a top industry trend for 2024. To provide insight into how that plays out inside one of the world’s most well-known brands, PRNEWS spoke to Mastercard’s Chief Marketing and Communications Officer, Raja Rajamannar, on how the disciplines overlap, integrate and collaborate.
Demonstrating PR Impact Through Earned Media Metrics
April 10th, 2024 by Kaylee HultgrenAs the industry grapples with identifying and communicating the most effective metrics for demonstrating PR’s impact—which is increasingly tied to driving business outcomes—PR measurement remains in a state of flux. PRNEWS spoke with Carolina Calkins, Principal at Intelligent Relations, to discuss earned media metrics and the influence of AI on measurement.
Measurement KPIs, AI Tools and Reputation Evaluation Strategies for Corporate Communicators
March 6th, 2024 by Kaylee HultgrenAn IPR webinar on March 6, featuring communications and business executives from Merck, healthcare agency Real Chemistry and reputation intelligence platform Maha Global, explored how corporate brand and reputation drives business outcomes. The conversation covered the challenges of measuring that reputation, tools, key KPIs and emerging issues in reputation management.
Why There Aren’t More Black Men in PR – And Why It’s an Industry Issue
March 1st, 2024 by Kaylee HultgrenA Museum of PR Event on Feb. 18, titled “Celebrating Black PR History 2024: Where Are All the Black Men in PR,” hosted an intergenerational panel to discuss the issues facing Black men in PR today, strategies to attract more of them to the industry, and share their own experiences.
Q&A With IPR Measurement Commission: Top Issues on the Minds of Members
February 14th, 2024 by Kaylee HultgrenThe Institute for Public Relations’ Measurement Commission held its first meeting of 2024 last week. Afterward, PRNEWS caught up with Commission head Olivia K. Fajardo, M.A., Director of Research at IRP, to identify and discuss the most pressing issues on the minds of the organization’s members.