The Public Relations Blog

Learn how to improve visibility and engagement with strategic social media management on LinkedIn tailored for the 2026 algorithm shift.

Your LinkedIn profile is often the first look someone gets at who you are professionally. Whether it is a corporate buyer, journalist, investor, or potential hire, decision-makers will scan your profile before connecting or replying. 

With LinkedIn’s 2026 algorithm changes kicking in, how you present yourself and your content matters more than ever. If your social media management on LinkedIn feels like guesswork, it's probably costing you visibility. Here is how to fix that and publish content that actually gets seen.

Find the right balance of visibility and time with targeted keynote speaking opportunities that fit your 2026 PR and thought leadership goals.

You want to strengthen your influence, and keynote speaking opportunities are one of the most effective ways to do it. But that raises a practical question: How often should you speak? Once a quarter? Every month? Weekly? Knowing the right number of speaking engagements to do per month can help you stay visible without overwhelming your schedule. As you head into your 2026 planning, you will want a strategy that maintains your authority and respects your time.

Strengthen your brand authority in AI rankings by aligning earned media with your SEO for PR strategy to boost credible online visibility.

You expect your website to show up when someone searches for your brand. Instead, generative AI pulls results from media articles, not your content. This common disconnect has caught corporate communicators off guard. The problem is not visibility in search rankings. It is that AI chooses to trust and cite third-party sources that appear more credible.

Align your insurance strategy with your public messaging to strengthen your company’s approach to crisis and reputation management.

You may be prepared for a crisis with a strong PR team, but if your insurance coverage does not back your communication strategy, you could still face unnecessary damage to your long-term reputation and finances. 

Public relations is more than earned media coverage; it’s a long-term visibility strategy built across news, social, and web. When companies invest in consistent PR efforts, they start shaping how audiences, algorithms, and even AI platforms perceive their brand.

Still, one of the most common questions we hear is: “How long will it take to see results?”

Learn how a public relations agency builds long-term media trust by focusing on accuracy, timeliness, and value, not just press coverage.

You want journalists to respond to your news, but relying only on media lists or press blast tactics will not get you there. Building genuine media relations takes more than email templates and databases. It takes trust, timely relevance, and a strong sense of mutual value.

Learn how to choose the right partner for crisis and reputation management to protect your brand and respond confidently under pressure.

You do not get a warning when a crisis erupts. Your organization could be trending online for all the wrong reasons by lunchtime. Whether it is a data breach, a viral video, or a leadership misstep, your response needs to be ready before the story spreads. That is why choosing the right partner for crisis and reputation management cannot be a last-minute decision.

Learn how SEO for PR boosts your visibility by signaling credibility, authority, and context across AI-powered search platforms.

You likely use search engines daily to find the most accurate, trustworthy information, and so do your potential buyers. As search engines leverage artificial intelligence, the way they rank and display content evolves. Basic keyword stuffing does not cut it anymore. What matters now is context, authority, and clarity. Public relations drives those signals, especially where AI evaluates your brand’s reputation based on who is talking about you and how often.

Learn how SEO for PR helps your brand get cited by AI tools like ChatGPT by focusing on credibility, structure, and trusted content placement.

You have likely noticed SEO does not work the way it used to. Traditional methods like keyword cramming and backlink chasing are not delivering the same results for visibility and authority. This shift is being driven by tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, which influence what users see before they ever click a link.

Many organizations talk about thought leadership. Few can explain what it actually is, how it works, or why it delivers results when executed correctly.

That gap creates missed opportunities.