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  • About Us
  • Blog
  • Surveys
    • PR Agency Salary Survey Report – 2025
    • Wizikey and PRPOI unveil the 2023 edition of the “State of PR and Comms” Report
  • Events
  • About Us
  • Blog
  • Surveys
    • PR Agency Salary Survey Report – 2025
    • Wizikey and PRPOI unveil the 2023 edition of the “State of PR and Comms” Report
  • Events

Recent Blogs

  • Measuring PR Beyond Media Mentions: ROI, Domain Authority, and Brand Equity September 16, 2025
  • And how are you slaying Communications when Over 40: Power Skills, Global Edition (With Bots Included), maybe! August 31, 2025
  • PR Agency Salary Survey Report – 2025 March 18, 2025
  • The Rise and Fall of the Social Media Influencer: A Changing Digital Landscape February 22, 2025
  • How Well Do You Know Your Client? February 8, 2025
  • Public Relations

    RFP Must-Dos for Brand Teams: Crafting Proposals that Drive Results

    November 18, 2024 /

    Everybody I know needs what I‘m selling – Calvin (Calvin & Hobbes) Yes Calvin, that’s true but how do you let everyone believe you have what they need? That’s where PR comes into play. And how do you get the best partner for your communication needs – why yes you release an RFP.  Let’s start by understanding what is an RFP. An RFP or Request For Proposal is a process and document needed to get bids for potential business requirements. It’s not unique to the PR industry and should typically outline a statement of requirements including but not limited to brand objectives, solutions sought, commercials and process details. But creating…

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    January 17, 2025
  • Public Relations

    2022 to be the ‘ Year of Redefining PR industry’ What changes can we expect?

    January 12, 2022 /

    Seeking learnings from the very tough year of 2020, the PR industry was seen to bring in a renewed focus for itself in the year 2021 and this holds true both at the agency and corporate communications levels. Thanks to the exceptional talent and perseverance, new-age businesses to traditional corporates, hired communications specialist agencies, Head of PR/Comms as well as expanded teams and budgets, proving the fact that communications was slowly yet subtly turning as a powerful enabler for India Inc. As the world dabbles between hybrid worklife, lockdowns, and restrictions, here’s our prediction on what can be expected from the PR industry in redefining itself. Narratives to take centre…

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    The “Public” of Public Affairs and the Leaf from the Futurist’s Diary

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    January 29, 2021

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    February 22, 2025
  • December 2016,  Public Relations

    PR is Dead! Long Live PR!

    April 21, 2021 /

    A collection of thoughts from the Industry, this National PR Day, as we look to check on doomsayers and look ahead with optimism! It feels like strange times, doesn’t it? The PR Industry has survived more than a year of the unprecedented global crisis. Yet, we are also seeing a word where PR is having to change its very definition to survive…is it a slow death, or evolution? In this year, there have been many learnings, many setbacks, and much evolution for the PR industry itself. As we manage remote working, shaky economies, worried brands, and a shrinking media universe, what is the way forward for the PR industry? Is…

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