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Dazzle Just Got Smarter – Here’s What’s New in Dazzle 2.0 for PR Pros

By Gina Milani

March 31, 2025

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When Dazzle first launched last Fall, it changed the game for PR pros by introducing an AI-powered, chat-based approach to media research.  Already the Dazzle team is treating us to a new and improved Dazzle 2.0 just in time for Spring promotions by rolling out some powerful new features designed to make media targeting even … Continue reading “Dazzle Just Got Smarter – Here’s What’s New in Dazzle 2.0 for PR Pros”

Press Ranger and The Future of PR: Ensuring AI Recognizes Your Brand

By Gina Milani

March 23, 2025

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Illustration Credit: Press Ranger Press Ranger’s AI Wire, now appearing in PRToolFinder’s Newswire and Press Release distribution category,  ensures your brand becomes a permanent, authoritative reference for AI-generated responses.  The introduction emphasizes that the world of public relations is evolving rapidly, and AI is at the forefront of this transformation. While Google search still dominates, … Continue reading “Press Ranger and The Future of PR: Ensuring AI Recognizes Your Brand”

Spotlight on Memo.co: Redefining Media Metrics

By Gina Milani

February 11, 2025

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The PRToolFinder tools database is updated regularly, and occasionally I like to highlight tools that take a different approach.  One such tool redefining media metrics in the media monitoring and measurement category is Memo.co. After a recent demo, I’ve added Memo to both the media contact database and market research categories due to its versatility. … Continue reading “Spotlight on Memo.co: Redefining Media Metrics”

IPR Webinar Recap: PR Professionals as Arbiters of Truth in a Misinformation Era

By Gina Milani

January 29, 2025

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When I was in college at San Jose State, I was on track for an Advertising degree (with a concentration in journalism), and worked my senior year at the Spartan Daily campus newspaper. The Spartan Daily Advertising office was adjacent to where the journalism students were working, separated by a long pane of glass. One … Continue reading “IPR Webinar Recap: PR Professionals as Arbiters of Truth in a Misinformation Era”