Welcome to the inaugural issue of The PR Power Poll 100. This monthly newsletter is sent to 70,000+ PR leaders in agencies, government, military and academics.

“I walk by Lululemon … and there’s a sign that says we don’t support racism, sexism, discrimination, or hate.

At its most basic level, content creation requires researching facts, organizing information and producing clean copy — of which chatbots are more than capable.

Sixty percent of U.S. PR agency leaders are managing a hybrid workplace, allowing employees a blend of days at home and in the office, according to the March 2023 PR Power Poll of PR firm managers.

When one of your best clients emails, suggesting you meet someone, you perk up.

“I’ve been in this business for over 40 years and early in my career I recognized how important people with an entrepreneurial spirit are – people who know how  to get business and build business.

Nearly 37 percent of U.S. PR agency owners and leaders have reduced their allocation of time and budget regarding Twitter for their clients and their agencies, according to the March 2023 PR Power Poll.

While Instagram was the most downloaded app in the last quarter of 2022, there may be another app coming for the title – and its goal is to change how we use social media altogether.

Favorite conferences: “For decades, since the launch of The Holmes Report – which is now Provoke Media – I’ve always attended that annual conference.

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One of the greatest moments in public relations history occurred in 1960, when John F. Kennedy participated in the first-ever televised presidential debate.

Media coverage gets your message across to a wider audience and enhances your credibility.