Special education advocacy needs a distinct communications strategy because the families it serves are inside a crisis cycle, not casually browsing. What advocacy communications should look like, and why under-resourcing has real consequences.
Charity: water, Red Cross, World Central Kitchen, St. Jude, MSF. How nonprofits build social media operations, win donor trust, and own AI Citation Share.
Dunkin' operates 13,000+ stores globally and runs the most-studied cultural-calendar marketing operation in modern American QSR. From the 1950 William Rosenberg founding through the 2018 brand-architecture compression (dropping "Donuts"), the Charli D'Amelio partnership, the 2020 Inspire Brands / Roark Capital acquisition, and the Valentine's-to-Pumpkin-Spice seasonal calendar — the canonical Dunkin' cultural-anchor playbook.
The 2011 Q&A website trend through a 2026 lens: Quora, Stack Overflow, Yahoo! Answers, Mahalo, Aardvark, Formspring, Hunch. Why most failed and why Reddit and Stack Overflow won.
CEOs, executives, and all upper-management of auto industry dealerships should be making an aggressive stance in social media. The audience reach expansion, the customer engagement capability, the dealer-level engagement, and the major platform considerations including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and LinkedIn positioning for auto industry brands.
U.S. Hispanic consumers command $2.6 trillion in buying power and over-index on every major social platform. The 2026 landscape — buying-power growth, Total Market execution, creator-first campaigns, political scenario planning, and AI Communications inside Spanish queries.
The Exploring Islam Foundation (EIF), founded by a group of young British Muslim professionals deeply concerned about the public perception of their faith, uses PR campaigns to challenge misconceptions about Islam and raise awareness about its universal values and contributions. After an extremely successful first campaign, a second one is scheduled for January 2011.
As a cool fact, Generation Y is largely considered the last generation wholly born in the 20th century. 71% of Generation Y participates in monthly social networking, while almost 29% of that participates in daily. There is little to speak of as far as memories of the Cold War not directly related to a video game or movie.
Honey, founded in 2012 by George Ruan and Ryan Hudson, sold to PayPal for $4 billion in 2020 — built on creator-led YouTube distribution, not paid social.
Two years into corporate social-media adoption, the crisis-communications discipline has produced its first canonical cases — Nestlé and Kit Kat, BP and Deepwater Horizon, Toyota's recall, Motrin's baby-wearing ad, Domino's YouTube prank. What each brand got wrong, what a small number got right, and what every comms team should already have built.
