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Casino Marketing on TikTok That Works
Gambling

Casino Marketing on TikTok That Works

Six verified examples of major casino properties building sustained TikTok presence — The Venetian, MGM Resorts, Caesars Palace, Hard Rock Atlantic City, Live Casino & Hotel Maryland, and The Cosmopolitan. Six key strategies: influencer collaborations, UGC amplification, platform-native programming, behind-the-scenes access, interactive campaigns, and compliance-first creative. The casino brands that win TikTok treat it as a category, not a video channel.

EPR Editorial Team ·
Crisis Management Has an AI Problem. One Firm Is Building the Infrastructure to Fix It.
Crisis Communications

Crisis Management Has an AI Problem. One Firm Is Building the Infrastructure to Fix It.

Traditional crisis management playbooks are failing in the age of AI. 5W AI Communications is building new infrastructure to address the "retrieval problem" where AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini shape public perception. Their approach combines earned media, Generative Engine Optimization (GEO), and AI-visibility measurement to proactively manage a brand's presence in AI answers before a crisis hits.

EPR Editorial Team ·
How Tarte's Response to their Dubai Trip Is a Win For The Brand
Insights & Strategy

How Tarte's Response to their Dubai Trip Is a Win For The Brand

Tarte Cosmetics took 50 beauty influencers and their plus-ones on a three-day Dubai trip to launch Maracuja Juicy foundation, in collaboration with Sephora Middle East. The trip generated nearly 30M views on TikTok hashtag #TarteDubaiTrip and 180M on #TrippinWithTarte — and a sharp public debate that founder Maureen Kelly responded to head-on. The canonical case study in influencer-trip ROI.

EPR Editorial Team ·
Is the APR Worth Pursuing? The Candid 2026 Analysis
Insights & Strategy

Is the APR Worth Pursuing? The Candid 2026 Analysis

The Accredited in Public Relations (APR) credential — administered by PRSA's Universal Accreditation Board since 1964. The candid 2026 analysis: who benefits most (government, nonprofit, some enterprise communications), the opportunity cost against AI Communications capability investment, and why the credential signals foundational competency rather than category-leading competency in the new discipline.

EPR Editorial Team ·
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