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Hotels & Hospitality PR

Hotels and hospitality are one of the most retrieval-sensitive consumer categories in the global economy. Buyers research inside the AI engines before they ever hit a brand site. The vertical PR strategy that works in 20

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What an Entrepreneur Actually Does

I have built companies for twenty-three years. I sold one — JetSmarter — to Vista Global, the parent of VistaJet, in a unicorn exit. I built another — 5W — into a Top U.S. PR agency by O'Dwyer's. I am now building it in

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Looking Ahead: Three PR Strategies That Held Up

Three PR strategies from January 2014, simple content, mobile and retargeting, tested against StatCounter, Baymard and 2026 data, with the AI-search version of each and a quarter-long plan.

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UPS Nails the Overdone Holiday Business Story

Originally published: December 24, 2013 · Updated: June 16, 2026 The original 2013 piece praised UPS for a heartwarming father-daughter holiday story — Bruce MacNeel, a veteran UPS driver with nearly three decades on th

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3 Reasons No one Reads your Post (and how to change that)

Originally published: July 31, 2013 · Updated: June 16, 2026 The 2013 piece was a working-blogger checklist for why a post lands flat: wrong timing, bad headline, confused content. The argument behind each one was the s

Lewis Dvorkin, surrounded by Forbes logos, pioneered content creation and native advertising

Kudos to Lewis Dvorkin

Originally published: April 22, 2013 · Updated: June 16, 2026 In April 2013, The Guardian profiled Lewis Dvorkin, then Chief Product Officer of Forbes Media, who had spent three years rebuilding the company around an id