Thought Leadership Essays

IPRA thought leadership essays deliver relevant content for anyone involved in international communications. They provide insight on the live issues that matter in the fast-changing world of Public Relations.

ITL #556   Don’t fall prey to lazy assumptions: how consumer insights can help with effective communications

author"s portrait Gut feeling remains a comms professional's super skill, but only when used in conjunction with audience knowledge. By Vic Miller.

ITL #555 Being properly valued: why PR people need to change their behaviour

author"s portrait The PR sector must shift from focusing on what we do, to the business outcome, impact and ROI that matter to the CEO. By Crispin Manners.

ITL #554   Collaboration and inclusivity: how we built a team that will always champion us

author"s portrait Although 100% remote, a B2B AdTech PR agency achieves breathtakingly good workplace culture scores. By Ren Bowman.

ITL #553   The future of the industry: 10 trends in PR

author"s portrait It’s vital that the public relations industry stays on top of major global trends. By Patrik Schober.

ITL #552 Importance of transparent communication and storytelling in building trust and loyalty

author"s portrait When a brand tells its story honestly and compassionately, it weaves a narrative that customers can connect with on a personal level. By Rashmi Soni.

ITL #551 Unlocking the power of thought leadership: a guide for PR professionals

author"s portrait Siemens has built a powerful corporate thought leadership strategy on four main principles. By Lynette Jackson.

ITL #550   Making a difference for women and girls: across Canada, and around the world

author"s portrait A vision to deliver impactful communication strategies about social changes for the wellbeing of women and girls. By Kim Cohen.

ITL #549 Effective communication: a lifeline in times of crisis

author"s portrait A development communications perspective from disaster-prone Bangladesh. By Md Abdul Quayyum.

ITL #548 Building trust in uncertain times: how company communicators contribute to public trust

author"s portrait Business leaders are perceived as unifiers and targeted communication from CEOs can enhance this image. By Nils Haupt.

ITL #547 Cast a wider net: why your next comms campaign should be integrated

author"s portrait Done correctly, communicating across different platforms and channels helps businesses reinforce brand identity with their target audience. By Nick Seymour.
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