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Wondering where we are now? Wired PR Works, our new blog is up and running at www.wiredprworks.com.
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One way to get attention is to talk in new places. That’s what guest posting is all about. Thanks to Brad Shorr for letting me sit in as a guest author with an article called “Make Up Your Mind to Make Some News.” Here’s an excerpt . . . While writing a press release is…

If you work in PR or marketing, your job is shaping stories every day. The latest “What Is AI Reading?” study from Muck Rack reveals something powerful: AI tools are now retelling your brand’s story to buyers, executives, journalists, and decision‑makers. The big question is this: when someone asks AI about your company or your…
Brendan Cooper, formerly [or AKA?] Friendly Ghost, published the November PR Power Index today. Back up after two months off, the index lists the top 100 PR blogs. Each time, Brendan comes up with a new ranking innovation. Here’s this month’s upgrade: "Now, I use the ImportHTML function in Google Docs for the Yahoo and…

The 2026 EIC Global Economic Significance of Business Events report just dropped and if you’re a meeting planner, speaker, event marketer, brand strategist, or thought leader, the numbers don’t just impress. They justify every dollar, every booking, and every keynote you’ve ever invested in. Produced by the Events Industry Council (EIC) in partnership with Oxford…
A reader writes . . . “Love your blog, your approach and resources! Do you have a post that addresses a comparison of the PR services? We’re looking at PRWeb vs. PR Newswire and which might be the best for developing an ongoing relationship. We’re launching a new e-commerce site in a couple months.” When…
Yes, there is a video of about 65% of all my BlogHer sway in this post. But first . . . The same person who asked me about last year’s BlogHer events called me to get my take on the story of a demanding blogger. I wasn’t there, didn’t read the posts that day [too…