Guys, After some consideration, I'm making the decision to move this community to Discord! (link below) Skool's promise of a community inspired by learning is what attracted me to this platform. However, the feature set on here is, in my opinion, not the best at either. So, the plan is to move our chat over to Discord, and I'll announce the public relations course platform at a later date. Join us at the Discord link below! https://discord.gg/7sbqZgesud

What are the most important things to consider when choosing an influencer? It's not an exact science. And a lot of it comes down to your budget. While luck plays a part, e.g. availability, virality etc. But for me, I always go back to this framework: Audience Match – Their followers should be your ideal customers. Engagement Quality – Are real people engaging, or just bots? Trust & Credibility – Do followers actually buy what they promote if conversions are a KPI? Past Collabs – Have their previous brand deals performed well? Content Fit – Does their style match your brand? If an influencer meets these criteria, I feel more confident. If not, they might not be the best fit. How are you working with influencers?

Sharing some info on media pitching via email - what's your tech stack? Stack I use: - Coldsire (inboxes) - Apollo (leads) - ZeroBounce (validation) - Instantly (deliverability) Spend most of my time on copy. I also advise spending most of your time on the email subject line and body copy. Guarantee you will get results.

This week, the 'Observer' magazine published a list called 'The Best PR Agencies in 2025'. Whilst they are undoubtedly successful, I'd be more interested in following what the kids are doing with AI on X, TikTok etc. 'Skate to where the puck is going' as the saying goes. List is here: https://observer.com/list/observer-pr-power-list-the-top-pr-firms-2025/