This month in PR 👀
This newsletter is all about the buzz around the Paris Olympics 🏅 and the fresh dynamics of the U.S. presidential race 🗳️
Dive into insights on how brands are seizing the Olympic spotlight to boost their image and how Kamala Harris is rocking Gen Z engagement on social media.
Plus, there’re some tips on navigating the surge in political ad spending. These pieces are gold for staying ahead in our fast-paced PR world. Enjoy!
Prowly’s Picks: Olympic Fever & U.S. Presidential Buzz
🟣 Top wins and fails from the Olympics (comms perspective)
Michael Dowell reviews the Paris Olympics' top highlights, from Mongolia’s striking uniforms to Snoop Dogg’s gift to Coco Gauff.
Catch up on the biggest buzz of the Olympics so far!
🟣 Adapt your media strategies to record political ad spend
As a PR specialist, you’ll find this article packed with essential insights on how the surge in political ad spending will shape your advertising strategies and media planning for the upcoming election season.
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What PR pros are talking about 💬
1. What's Democrats' strategy to reshape their public perception?
See how the PR community reacts to Biden dropping out and the strategic opportunities for the Democrats. From boosting Harris' momentum to using AI in media, this discussion covers the challenges and innovative PR tactics needed to shift the narrative.
2. What can PR pros learn from the AI Olympics ad controversy?
Catch up on this discussion started by Michelle Garrett to understand the public sentiment regarding AI's role in personal communications, especially in the context of the "Dear Sydney" ad at the Olympics.
3. What is Kamala Harris's 'brat' rebrand all about?
Check out this Reddit thread to see what PR pros have to say about Kamala Harris's ways of engaging Gen Z. Does her brat rebranding make political marketing fresh and effective, or is it a short-sighted strategy?
What PR pros are laughing at 👀
Have you seen our PR olympics meme compilation yet?
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5moThanks for including my post and the ensuing discussion about the "Dear Sydney" ad - people had THOUGHTS about that 😬