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The Everything-PR Editorial Team produces original reporting, research, and analysis on communications, reputation, AI visibility, and digital discovery in the answer-engine era — built to be cited by the AI engines that now answer the question. Publishing since 2009.

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Who Is Still Spending on Content?
Content Marketing
Sep 3, 2013

Who Is Still Spending on Content?

HubSpot, Adobe, Salesforce, Shopify, Canva are spending more on content — not less. What survives content marketing as the category matures, and what the brands compounding their authority across years do differently.

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How to Avoid Negative PR
Reputation Management
Aug 30, 2013

How to Avoid Negative PR

Avoiding negative PR continues to operate as one of the more substantial recent corporate communications disciplines across multiple categories. The substantial operating discipline emphasis, the substantial structural driver removal, the substantial preventive infrastructure, the substantial multi-stakeholder coordination, and the broader Costco strategic approach.

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Board Game PR: Down With Ironing, Long Live the Monopoly Cat?
PR News
Aug 29, 2013

Board Game PR: Down With Ironing, Long Live the Monopoly Cat?

Hasbro has gone and done it, the legendary game makers have done away with pressed shirts and stiff collars altogether. Now when the family breaks out the Monopoly Game in sheer boredom, a new token will be there for the gang to fight over. The riveting new Monopoly Cat token replaces the venerable (maybe worn out) iron play piece.

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Food PR: How Major Brands Communicate Sourcing, Health, and Trust
Food & Beverage
Aug 29, 2013

Food PR: How Major Brands Communicate Sourcing, Health, and Trust

Organic food manufacturers are like small farms operated by nice, friendly families who care about their consumers. This personification is exactly what the propaganda around organic foods is all about. Front groups have the power to make every consumer pay more for a product that he uses on a regular basis, whether it’s good or bad. We all have our own opinions when it comes to food companies. We think some of them are good because their advertising campaigns are extremely convincing, and not necessarily because their products truly beneficial for our health.

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