Post by: IBA International in Strategy
Can you keep pace with the rise and rise of the ‘ChatGPTs’? Cloning, copyright and ethics hit the fan
Post by: IBA International in Strategy
There are more PR pros vying for journalist attention than ever before – now standing at 6.2 PR pros for every one journalist! It’s brutal out here!
Post by: IBA International in Strategy
The AI Arms race hots up, the litigators are waiting to pounce, are marketing and PR pros ready? Not another blog on ChatGPT we hear you exclaim! But we aren’t going to lecture you on how marketers can best use…
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This week, the IBA team attended a webinar by Roxhill Media on the dos and don’ts for pitching to broadcast TV. Former Head of BBC Somerset and TV news veteran, Clinton Rodgers, led the discussion and his talking points got…
Post by: IBA International in Business Continuity Strategy
The power of a recognizable, clear, and distinctive B2B brand has often been underestimated – and underinvested.
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The advent of ChatGPT has certainly got everyone with or without writer’s block talking. So, should PR Agencies and Marketing Pros in the B2B world be worried?
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As we approach the end of the calendar year, we look at the key trends that will shape B2B marketing campaigns in 2023.
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Three key trends that can help B2B companies get ahead 2023 will be a breakthrough year for B2B Marketers on traditionally B2C social media platforms: Think they’re not for you? Think again! Three key trends that can help B2B companies…
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From the personal blogs of the early days of social media to present-day ones written by bots, blogs have come along way from their humble beginnings. But it seems, a lack of resources and low quality AI generation has led…
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Journalists have a saying that company research reports are often a last ditch, ‘Hail Mary’ attempt by companies to grab headlines when all other ideas have run dry – but is this always the case?