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Shortform Surge and Longform Loyalty Reshape YouTube Playbook for Communicators
Tubular Labs’ June 2025 social video data reveals how YouTube success is now defined by strategic extremes, with lessons communicators cannot afford to ignore.
Back-to-School Campaigns Risk Major Waste as Report Reveals Critical Data Inaccuracies
Truthset’s latest report uncovers data quality gaps that could tank ROI during the back-to-school season, urging communicators to rethink their targeting strategies.
Tariffs Are Breaking Consumer Habits and Brands That Don’t Adapt Will Be Left Behind
Wunderkind’s latest survey shows how tariffs are reshaping consumer habits and why communicators must shift strategy to stay relevant.
86% of Consumers Think Businesses Should Use Resources to Improve the Environment
Getty’s report “Sustainability at the Crossroads” highlights consumer sentiment around environmental issues.
Why CMOs Are Betting Billions on GenAI to Redefine Marketing and Communications
GenAI is no longer experimental—it’s essential. Communications leaders must now catch up or get left behind.
YouTube’s Weirdest Trends Are Winning and Brands Need to Catch Up
A new Tubular Labs report reveals the surprising rise of Minecraft marathons, 30-second cartoons, and brain rot memes—here’s what it means for your comms strategy.
Marketers Are Losing Control of Culture and That’s the Best Thing for Business
Nue Agency’s Beats + Bytes 2025 Halftime Report offers a strategic blueprint for marketers navigating the evolving intersection of technology, culture and commerce.
Executives Retreat From LGBTQ+ Messaging as Corporate Strategies Shift
Executives are dialing down LGBTQ+ messaging—here’s what’s behind the dramatic 90% drop and what it signals for inclusive leadership in 2025.
Why Short Videos Might Be Killing Your Engagement Strategy
New research from Tubular Labs reveals that longer-form videos are outperforming ultra-short clips across TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook—challenging everything you thought you knew about social video strategy.
The Creator Economy’s Unsung Opportunity for Communicators Driving Strategy Behind the Scenes
As creators take center stage, the real power—and job growth—is happening just off-camera, where communicators are redefining what it means to lead in the digital age.
What Youth Problem? MLB Enters The TikTok Era
On-field rule changes have helped MLB embrace younger fans. The league is now eyeing an expansion into more TikTok content as baseball’s social video success grows.
How e.l.f.’s Rhode Acquisition Unlocks a Whole New Audience—and a PR Powerhouse
With barely overlapping TikTok audiences, e.l.f. Beauty’s Rhode acquisition is a textbook communications coup for expanding reach, boosting earned media, and igniting culture.
Americans Say They Understand Tariffs but Don’t Trust Companies to Play Fair
Megan Daniels of MX8 Labs reveals new survey data showing that Americans understand tariffs but are deeply skeptical of how companies and politicians use them.
What Communicators Can Learn from the Savannah Bananas’ Social Media Masterclass
How a minor league baseball team became a major league brand lesson for communicators.
PR Agency Leaders Say Clients Are Stuck in a Wait and See Mode
Economic delays, innovation pressures, and slow-moving clients dominate agency concerns from April’s top town hall.
Why Supply Chains Are Now the Hottest Crisis Topic in Corporate Communications
Cometrics’ latest findings reveal why supply chains are no longer just a logistics issue—they’re the new epicenter of corporate communication crises.
March Mayhem Creates Impressive Month For TV News Views
News audiences surged in March as YouTube and Facebook viewers turned to longer, policy-driven videos from CNN, CBS, and others—while Fox News rode Elon Musk and viral moments to massive gains.
Creator Economy’s Q1 2025 Comeback Has Lessons for Communications Pros
The creator economy is maturing fast, and communications professionals who adapt to its executive hires, NYC dominance, and rising demand for talent partnerships will lead the next wave of brand storytelling.
TV Producers Just Revealed What They Really Want from PR
TV news producers are more open than ever to PR pitches, but with a rising demand for in-house spokespeople and virtual interviews, communicators must adapt fast to stay in the media game.
Why Google Is Losing Ground and Social Video Is Taking Over the Internet
Social video has become the new search engine, reshaping how consumers discover content and make purchasing decisions—brands that fail to adapt risk fading into digital obscurity.

