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Will Generative AI Replace Marketers and Content Creators?

Landis PR

Photo courtesy of Pixabay Over the past year, artificial intelligence (AI) has taken the world of marketing by storm as it has emerged as a powerful, rapidly evolving tool for automating content creation and other marketing-related tasks. In fact, the global market for AI in marketing is likely to reach $107.5

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Is AI a threat or benefit to marketers and communicators? 2 PR pros weigh in

Landis PR

This has created both an opportunity and a potential point of concern for professional marketers and communicators who are wondering: Do the benefits of AI outweigh the threats? Solid storytelling, writing and editing skills are still very much in demand. The post Is AI a threat or benefit to marketers and communicators?

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13 Truths About PR ? How Many Do You Believe In?

PR Matters

It should not be driven by Legal, Marketing, any other department or even outside interest. Otherwise, PR is not newsworthy or of interest, nor is it meaningful or believable to PR’s “significant others,” i.e., journalists, readers, customers, investors, employees, or the community. A crisis is, by default, a reputation issue.

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Going Beyond Media Relations: Other Services Solo PR Pros Can Offer

Solo PR Pro

Many different services fall under the umbrella of strategic communication — or public relations: media relations, community relations, internal communications, crisis communications, public affairs, content creation and marketing, social media — the list goes on.

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13 Fortunate Truths about PR

PR Matters

It should not be driven by Legal, Marketing, any other department or even outside interest. Otherwise, PR is not newsworthy or of interest, nor is it meaningful or believable to PR’s “significant others,” i.e., journalists, readers, customers, investors, employees, or the community. A crisis is, by default, a reputation issue.

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How to use virtual reality for public relations

Stuart Bruce

One of the potential uses of VR for PR is storytelling to put stakeholders inside a brand or corporate story. This is VR as just another step in improving ‘content marketing’ to tell better stories. Even in very traditional areas such as public affairs and lobbying VR can play a role.

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The Blurry Edges of PR; Off Script #11: Kevin Hartman of LTPR

Sword and the Script

I have a lot of admiration for those individuals that hold a full-time job in business – especially in PR or marketing – and simultaneously wear a military uniform while serving in the National Guard or Reserve. I’ve served in Army Public Affairs for nearly 17 years now. So, what’s my definition of content marketing?