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PR Campaigns Not Delivering? Do This to Fix It
When a single PR campaign misfires, there could be a number of different reasons.

Gillette "We Believe" by the Numbers: The 48-Hour Reception, the $8B Writedown, the Nine-Month Silence, the Recovery
"Mixed reactions" is the wrong frame. The data file on Gillette's "We Believe": 30M views and 1.5M dislikes in 48 hours, the demographic polarization map, the nine-month silence, and the $8B P&G writedown — SEC filing versus industry conclusion.

How to Build a Corporate Communications Function That Works
The operating framework for building a corporate communications function \u2014 the ten sub-specialties, four structural questions, and reference cases from Microsoft, Walmart, Patagonia, Airbnb, and P&G.

Why are there More Women than Men in PR?
It's not news that women dominate in terms of sheer numbers when it comes to PR.

Five PR Misconceptions That Wreck Programs in 2026
Five misreads that wreck PR programs — partnership vs. hand-off, the earned-media compounding curve, the "guarantee" trap, what firms actually control, and the active-client requirement. Plus the one new misconception in 2026: AI engines don't work the way Google did in 2018.

Marketing Healthcare Services to Baby Boomers
Baby Boomers control the majority of U.S. healthcare spend. Marketing them takes earned-media trust, plain-language education, peer endorsement, and channel mix that respects how they actually use technology — not assumptions.

What makes a good marketing manager?
Being a marketing manager is a challenging role with a lot of responsibility.

Emerging Trends in Modern Public Relations
The trends reshaping modern PR: data-centric storytelling, personalized pitching, measurement, influencer relations, and a real content strategy.
