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Public relations plan template: how PR teams turn strategy into execution
A public relations plan template is useful only if it turns strategy into decisions people can execute. For B2B marketers and PR teams, the point is not to fill a neat document with goals, audiences, messages, and channels. The point is to make sure every pitch, press release, spokesperson briefing, executive post, and campaign report…
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AI statistics show a split between AI adoption and public trust
Ventureburn’s 2026 AI statistics roundup points to a familiar pattern: spending and experimentation are accelerating faster than confidence. Amazon’s capex peaks at $200B in 2026, while Google and Microsoft reach $190B each, signalling how infrastructure buildout has become the real “go-to-market” battle for AI. The more interesting question is not whether companies are using AI…
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Katt Williams fronts TextNow’s “Way Too Smart To Pay Dumb” campaign
TextNow is tapping into a very specific kind of consumer mood right now: people are tired of feeling played by fine print, surprise fees, and “gotcha” systems that make basic services feel like a trap. That frustration is especially loud when it comes to phone bills, where contracts, hidden fees, and locked-in plans can leave…
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OpenAI builds scaled ads team around reseller growth
OpenAI is moving its advertising business from product experiment to commercial machinery, with new roles focused on scaled ads sales and vendor operations. The signal is not only that ChatGPT ads may become bigger. It is that OpenAI appears to be building the operating model that lets an ad business scale through partners, resellers, outsourced…
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Genea’s new IVF campaign spotlights “life after treatment,” not the process
For a lot of people going through fertility treatment, the hardest part is not only the medical side. It’s the mental loop: you can’t fully picture what comes next, and most IVF advertising does not help because it stays stuck on the path to conception. In that context, Genea is using its 40-year history to…
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PR KPIs: what to track when coverage has to prove value
PR KPIs are the metrics that tell a communications team whether earned media work is creating the right kind of visibility, not just activity. For B2B PR teams, the useful question is not “how many clips did we get?” It is whether the coverage reached the right audience, carried the intended message, strengthened trust, and…
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KFC Singapore turns 71 outlets into a Pokémon GO and TCG playground
Walking into a fast-food spot and instantly clocking it as a fandom space is the kind of crossover that feels made for 2026. Pokémon is still one of the rare IPs that can pull in kids, nostalgic millennials, and Gen Z players who never really stopped opening the app, collecting, and comparing finds. KFC Singapore…
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Rare Beauty’s “Rare Beginnings” taps Greek mythology for a global fragrance push
Some beauty campaigns are built for speed: quick cuts, loud hooks, and trend-chasing audio designed to land in a scroll. Rare Beauty is going the opposite direction here, leaning into a slower, more cinematic mood that feels closer to a modern myth than a product demo. Rare Beauty’s new global campaign supports its second fragrance,…
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HubSpot opens Agent Hub beta for AI agent control
HubSpot has opened Agent Hub and Agent Builder in public beta for Professional and Enterprise customers, giving go-to-market teams a single place to build, monitor, and coordinate AI agents inside its customer platform. The release is less about adding another AI feature and more about where HubSpot wants agent work to live. If agents are…
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Higgsfield Adathon turns AI ads into a judged workflow
Higgsfield has opened an AI-assisted ad production contest with Adweek that asks professional agency teams, in-house brand teams, and combined client-agency groups to create short advertisements for real brands using its platform. On the surface, this is a creative competition. Strategically, it is a useful signal of where AI advertising is heading: away from the…