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How PR Teams Use LinkedIn in 2026
Marketing

How PR Teams Use LinkedIn in 2026

The platform has gone through several phases. The early professional networking era was about resumes and recruiting. The middle period — roughly 2015 through 2020 — was about content marketing, with brand pages doing most of the publishing work. The current phase, which has been

EPR Editorial Team ·
How PR Teams Use Reddit: The Complete 2026 Guide
Social Media

How PR Teams Use Reddit: The Complete 2026 Guide

Reddit is an underappreciated platform for buyer research, now disproportionately feeding AI answer engines due to data licensing deals with Google and OpenAI. This article explores how Reddit content influences B2B and B2C product discovery, the platform's anti-promotional ethos, effective engagement strategies, and the severe risks of manufactured engagement. It emphasizes the AI visibility multiplier and the importance of subreddit identification, offering an operational checklist and key takeaways for brands to develop a Reddit strategy.

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The First Sales Call Now Happens Inside ChatGPT — and Most Tech Companies Are Losing It
Technology

The First Sales Call Now Happens Inside ChatGPT — and Most Tech Companies Are Losing It

The first meaningful interaction with potential buyers now happens inside AI platforms like ChatGPT. Tech companies must adapt their strategies to prioritize AI engine visibility, as buyers are researching and forming impressions there before ever reaching a company's website. This shift compresses the sales funnel and requires a new approach to PR, SEO, and content marketing to ensure accurate and prominent AI citations.

Kyle Porter ·
Why SaaS GEO Programs Fail — And How to Fix Them
Marketing

Why SaaS GEO Programs Fail — And How to Fix Them

SaaS marketing is the most mature digital discipline in B2B. SaaS GEO programs are mostly underperforming. Five failure modes — optimizing for branded search, product pages the engines can't resolve, review programs as reputation management, underfunded analyst relations, and thought leadership without methodology.

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