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Mental Health PR After 2020 — Therapy Apps, Meds, and the Talkspace Cycle
Consumer Brands & Retail

Mental Health PR After 2020 — Therapy Apps, Meds, and the Talkspace Cycle

The mental health PR landscape requires a unique approach due to its regulatory complexity, patient-safety implications, and the dynamics of celebrity disclosures. This article explores the strategies that work, and those that don't, for brands in this specialized category, offering insights into building sustained category position beyond traditional consumer marketing tactics.

EPR Editorial Team ·
Crypto and Influencer Enforcement
Social Media

Crypto and Influencer Enforcement

Mayweather $614K + Khaled $152K (Nov 2018 Centra Tech). Kardashian $1.26M (Oct 3 2022 EthereumMax). The March 22 2023 SEC sweep — Lindsay Lohan, Akon, Soulja Boy, Ne-Yo, Lil Yachty re: Justin Sun/Tron. The FTX celebrity class action: Brady, Gisele, Curry, Larry David, Shaq, O'Leary.

EPR Editorial Team ·
What Procurement Asks AI Vendors Now
Marketing

What Procurement Asks AI Vendors Now

Enterprise procurement is asking AI vendors questions that didn't exist 18 months ago. Data residency, training data provenance, hallucination rates, bias auditing, regulatory disclosure posture, vendor lock-in risk. AI companies selling to enterprise need a communications framework that anticipates the procurement questions and answers them publicly.

Ronn Torossian ·
Eight Crises Every Cannabis Brand Will Face
Consumer Brands & Retail

Eight Crises Every Cannabis Brand Will Face

Cannabis operators face crisis exposure across categories few consumer brands match in combination: product safety, regulatory enforcement, license risk, financial restatement, executive matters, and reputation in a category where cultural acceptance is still evolving. Eight crisis categories, mock recall simulations, regulator-response tabletops, four-level escalation trees, dispensary communications, investor sequencing, and recovery in years not quarters.

EPR Editorial Team ·