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Reactive PR: how to earn coverage when the news cycle moves first
Reactive PR is the discipline of responding to a live news moment, trend, issue, or journalist need quickly enough to earn useful coverage. It is not the same as posting a funny reply on social media and hoping people notice. For B2B PR teams, the real work is knowing which moments deserve a response, which…
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Tango revives “You Know When You’ve Been Tango’d” to reach Gen Z
Tango has brought back its 1990s tagline “You Know When You’ve Been Tango’d” for the first time in more than two decades, positioning it inside a new brand platform called “Wrecking Ball of Tang”. The platform, developed with VCCP, is designed to reconnect the brand with popular culture while keeping taste as the central point…
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Mike’s Hot Honey leans into soccer and “swicy” culture to sell new use cases
Mike’s Hot Honey is trying to turn hot honey from a “this is fun on pizza” trend into a repeat habit, and it is doing it by attaching the drizzle to moments people already gather around: matchday, streaming, and social video. The brand’s latest “Drizzle The Mike’s” push pairs food experimentation with U.S. soccer’s growing…
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Brand monitoring: how PR teams catch reputation shifts before they become reports
Brand monitoring is the always-on process of tracking what people, publishers, customers, competitors, creators, forums, and AI answer systems say about your brand. For PR and B2B marketing teams, it is no longer just a dashboard for mentions. It is an early warning system for reputation risk, campaign feedback, message drift, journalist interest, and competitor…
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How brands can market AI without alienating skeptics
AI skepticism is becoming a practical marketing constraint, especially as more consumer-facing products add AI features by default. The core risk is not just backlash, but losing trust with audiences that are sensitive to perceived manipulation, opacity, or data misuse. DuckDuckGo framed the challenge as a need for “finesse” when marketing to AI skeptics, with…
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Klaviyo moves Composer into public beta and expands Customer Agent
Klaviyo has released its Composer AI marketing agent into public beta and broadened its Customer Agent into a more extensible “agent platform” spanning marketing and service workflows. The update matters because it pushes AI in CRM from “assistive” features (suggestions, predictions) toward agentic execution, where the system can assemble campaigns, resolve common support tickets, and…
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Taco Bell’s L.O.C.O.S. ties World Cup emotions to app rewards and free tacos
Taco Bell is rolling out “Loss Or Celebration Outcome Support” (L.O.C.O.S.), a World Cup-timed program designed to channel fan emotions into a rewards-led mobile experience, with perks ranging from merch to free food. The company outlined the initiative in an official announcement, positioning the campaign as a repeatable platform it can extend beyond July into…
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Minions and Monsters collaboration brings a new KFC menu to 21 markets
KFC is rolling out a Europe-wide collaboration tied to the theatrical release of Minions & Monsters, spanning 21 markets and combining limited-time food items with collectibles and in-restaurant activations. The company outlined market-level execution details in an official campaign post, including banana-flavoured menu items and a boxed-meal collectible mechanic designed to extend the film’s universe…
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KitKat’s ‘KitKat Heist’ reframes crisis PR as a participatory campaign
KitKat turned the theft of 12 tonnes of chocolate into a public “hunt” built around a “KitKat Tracker”, an approach that helped convert a potential commercial loss into a short, high-attention PR moment. The campaign went on to win the Grand Prix in the Cannes Lions PR category, and it was credited with driving a…
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