Here are three ways for public relations professionals to use politics to secure positive post-midterm media coverage without causing self-inflicted injuries.
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The Post-Midterm Bank Shot for Getting Media Coverage Without Talking Politics
November 5th, 2026 by Dustin Siggins
PR Roundup: Caddix Turns NFL Fine Into a PR Win, Martha Stewart’s Two-Apology Halloween and AI Loves Descriptive Press Release Headlines
November 5th, 2026 by Nicole SchumanPR roundup covers how Caddix converted an NFL violation into an earned media moment, Martha Stewart’s Halloween crisis and apology and new research showing that the press release is becoming a source for AI answers.
Abdul El-Sayed’s Unfiltered Communications Style: 6 Lessons for PR Pros
November 4th, 2026 by Selina RashidAbdul El-Sayed’s approach offers lessons for communicators, strategists and brand builders on credibility, evidence-backed messaging and shifting political audience expectations.
The Conference Trap: Why More Meetings Don’t Always Mean More Opportunities
November 3rd, 2026 by Kristie GalvaniA packed calendar doesn’t necessarily mean a productive conference. Some conversations lead to meaningful relationships and opportunities. Others don’t. And when rushing between meetings, attendees can easily miss what makes conferences valuable in the first place.
AI Influence, Not Control: Five Takeaways From Muck Rack’s 2026 Generative Pulse Summit
November 2nd, 2026 by Nicole SchumanThe overall theme of the Generative AI Summit revealed that communicators can’t control what AI says about their brands, but they can influence what those citations are built from.
PR Roundup: Marissa Mayer’s Demo Misfire, How AI Is Shaping the Midterms and Lime’s Civics Playbook
October 29th, 2026 by Nicole SchumanPR roundup covers Marissa Mayer’s viral AI parenting anecdote, new research showing how AI platforms are nudging Senate candidates toward the center and why Lime’s free rides to the polls is a textbook example of purpose-driven brand activation done right.
From Starbucks to the Washington Capitals: AJ Jones II on Winning Fan Attention
October 27th, 2026 by Nicole SchumanMonumental Sports’ comms chief AJ Jones II on women’s sports, messaging in D.C. and how AI is changing the fan experience.
LinkedIn Lets Companies Remove Impostor Accounts. Comms Should Own It.
October 26th, 2026 by Mike HakobLinkedIn introduced three tools to improve trust on its platform. Verified Page admins can remove known impostors, while a pilot with selected companies requires workplace verification to link a profile to a Company Page. Another test lets colleagues verify work history, with a badge awarded after enough confirmations.
What Katie Zacharia’s Five Days at the Podium Can Teach Every PR Pro
October 22nd, 2026 by Nicole Junas RavlinKatie Zacharia’s first briefing lasted less than 15 minutes. Days later, she was out of the role, ending one of the shortest tenures in modern White House history. Whatever your politics, the lesson is about preparation.
PR Roundup: The Eagles’ Fragmented Crisis Response, Why AI Visibility Scores Can Mislead and Chipotle’s 25-Year Halloween Tradition
October 22nd, 2026 by Nicole SchumanPR roundup covers what Jalen Hurts’ blood clot event reveals about the dangers of fragmented crisis communications, new research showing that a single AI visibility score can hide as much as it reveals and why Chipotle’s Boorito is a 25-year lesson in building a brand tradition that belongs to customers.