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Is “Bad PR” Really Good PR?

You’ve probably heard the phrase, “There’s no such thing as bad PR.” For decades, it has resonated across various fields, from classrooms to media circles to corporate boardrooms, implying that any attention, whether negative or positive, is ultimately beneficial. But…

Top 5 Social Media Trends of 2025

As 2024 comes to a close, the dynamic world of social media shows no signs of slowing down. The past year brought groundbreaking trends that reshaped how people connect, engage, and consume content. Social platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and emerging…

How Bandit Running is Changing the Game for Athlete Sponsorship

In sports, branding and sponsorship deals have long been the bedrock of athletes’ careers. Swooshes, stripes, and other logos often define not just the gear athletes wear but also their financial support and affiliations. However, Bandit Running is looking to…

Three Ways to Identify Branded Content on Social Media

These days, it feels like everything we see is an ad. A trusted influencer loves this Amazon top? Ad. A Kardashian posts about the brand they’re wearing? Ad. A post from a popular X account about a new movie or…

The 5 Best Food and Beverage Marketing Campaigns of 2023

Good taste and notable presentation – important factors to consider both when whipping up a dish, and when constructing a marketing campaign in the food and beverage industry. Marketers have reached new heights when it comes to creating engaging, memorable…

Media Strategies: Lessons Learned from the Taylor Swift Phenomenon

Unless you’ve been living under a rock recently, it’s more than likely you’ve seen Taylor Swift’s name in the headlines. Whether that be from articles discussing her wildly successful Eras Tour, her “Taylor’s Version” album re-releases, or the details of…

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