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.

Model PR in Estonia

author"s portrait A hardware retailer achieved plenty of positive publicity by organising a model car competition for school children. By Heikki Sal-Saller.

Class Action Floodgates Open in Australia

author"s portrait An upsurge in class action cases Down Under is encouraging law firms to turn to as they put their stakes in the ground. By Tony Rasman.

Search for a Crisis Solution

author"s portrait Using ‘paid search’ as part of the crisis management armoury can help reduce reputational damage when bad news emerges, argues Nigel Muir.

Addressing Asia’s Ascent

author"s portrait Rapid economic growth across large swathes of Asia has changed the commercial world and created huge branding and PR opportunities. Given the marked differences between Asia’s leading economies, what does this mean for pan-regional PR strategies, asks Daph

How to Sell Up Successfully

author"s portrait Keith Hunt offers tips on how to sell a PR agency, based on the collective wisdom of entrepreneurs who have gone through the M&A process.

The Time to Act is Always Now

author"s portrait With product recalls rising at an alarming rate, it is now critical to take practical crisis management measures to protect the reputation of your organisation and its brands. By Jonathan Hemus.

Vibrant Rioja Targets New Audience

author"s portrait The brief was to revitalize an Old World wine for a new generation. Patricia Clough reveals how a classic Spanish wine was positioned to appeal to a younger demographic.

The You, You And You Phenomenon

author"s portrait The explosion in user generated content and social media is posing huge challenges for PR practitioners. By Bart de Vries.

Silver Archer Lights The Way

author"s portrait The decade-old Silver Archer awards are given to the best PR campaigns in Russia. Julia Stonogina reflects on what the latest entries and winners say about the PR trends in this vast country.

The Code of Brussels

author"s portrait Philip Sheppard provides an update on his activities as IPRA President, salutes an online re-design and draws attention to some important diary dates.
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