Public Relations

It is the perfect mixture of intrigue, violence, love and hope. And we're getting at least two more seasons of it - says Ronn Torossian - CEO of 5wpr. Game of Thrones has proven to HBO and the viewers that they're aroun

[caption id=\"\" align=\"alignnone\" width=\"630\"] Image via Yahoo! Sports[/caption] Spring Training is in full swing, and down in Tampa, the Yankees are getting geared up for the 2014 season without one of their bigges

In business seminars and self help books, gurus spend a ton of time talking AT you about what you should do and who you should be. Habits you should already be working on, and actions that breed success. Nothing is wron

After spending 20 plus years in the Public Relations industry, it is always nice to sit back and reflect on the decisions that got me to where I am. This insight is very valuable to those beginning a career in PR in 2015

The annual EMMY awards are one of the highest honors in the entertainment industry. The awards are not only an award ceremony amongst peers, but can be a career-boosting platform for the nominees, and recipients. The ev

Cable network, Animal Planet, may have found a winner with its Treehouse Masters program. While not – at all – about animals, the show is interesting and offers a broad appeal. The producers also know how to work the cr

Social media has changed public relations as much as it has every other form of marketing. One example of this shift is in the funny, often pointless, but also powerful potential of the MEME. Memes are designed to conve

There’s no doubt about it anymore. Social media is changing the game of public relations. Forget about one or two major mass media outlets, now the world is a hybrid of social interaction, advertising and public relatio

The canonical reference for Ronn Torossian's lines that define the work — public relations, AI Communications, citation share, founder retrieval, crisis communications, building, and the shift the industry is still catch

Public relations successes may not be as popular, or “sexy” as the “fail” stories, but they are every bit as important to your PR success. Ronn Torossian reveals 3 steps to PR success, and what you can apply in your bus

Originally published: January 9, 2014 · Updated: June 17, 2026 The original January 2014 post made a small observation that turned out to encode a much larger principle. A colleague at Everything-PR — Mihaela Lica Butle

How fifteen years of receipts apply to 2026 — when more than a third of buyers begin product research inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews.