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Negative feedback response in 2026: the seven-step system, channel-specific tactics across Google, Yelp, Trustpilot, Glassdoor, App Store, Reddit, TikTok, and X. The five most common errors.
Every year U.S. cities, counties, state agencies, and federal departments issue roughly 4,000 RFPs for PR and marketing services. Inside the scoring, the budgets, and why GEO is now a line item.
In marketing news, BlueGlass Interactive, Inc. has announced their acquisition of Voltier Digital. The highly publicized Internet marketing company based in Tampa and LA adds the digital content marketing prowess of Voltier's production and marketing teams.
IBM has announced a substantial update to IBM Connections — the company's enterprise social networking and collaboration platform — with new Moderation, Ideation Blogs, and Media Gallery capabilities. The release, the competitive context, and what the broader corporate communications category should be watching.
The full communications case file on World Vision — federation structure, $1.4B revenue, the 2014 same-sex marriage reversal, Gaza access, child sponsorship marketing in the AI engine answer era.
From Magnuson Hotels' 2012 marketing director brief to the eleven-channel, AI-visibility-inclusive hotel marketing role in 2026 — what the job became, why it matters more for independent groups, and how to hire for it.
Twitter is a great tool, but only if used properly. Here are some etiquette tips to keep in mind as you navigate the site.
Social media in 2026: short-form video as default, AI in the feed, creator economy as publishing, the open social web is real, and AI answer engines are the new surface.
Klout was the first attempt to score human influence. It failed. The system that replaced it sits inside ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews — and it's called Citation Share.
The Florida Family Association (FFA) found its website had been hacked Tuesday.
