Media-Wize’s Post

Writing in Mumbrella, Kathryn Goater and Anthony Caruana, co-CEOs of Media-Wize, discuss key PR trends for 2025. They highlight the rise of generative AI in copywriting and pitch automation, the ongoing battle against misinformation, and the importance of maintaining credibility and authenticity amid evolving media consumption habits. They also warn in a looming election year to beware the business risks of political engagement. New social media platforms are on the rise while some stalwarts decline in value and pay-to-play thought leadership becomes the norm with many industry mastheads. As 2025 approaches, the article highlights how PR and marketing professionals must balance innovation with responsibility, leveraging new tools while staying true to the core principles of effective communication. https://lnkd.in/gFVAKPBj Share your trends and predictions for the PR industry with us in the comments! #PR #media #business #communications #tech #AI #marketing #sales #politics #reputation

PR trends and predictions in 2025: Insights for communicators and marketers

PR trends and predictions in 2025: Insights for communicators and marketers

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Rob van Alphen

AI capability building for Marketing, PR & Communications teams | Keynote Speaker

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I'd add Reddit to the list of channels; even though far from new it's been largely untapped by brands but ranks increasingly high in search engines. I don't think misinformation will be a major concern for the AU elections this time, but for sure one of the main PR concerns for the years ahead.

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