Allison Carter
Top Stories of 2025: 30 of the best AI prompts for better communications work
Communicators shared their favorite prompts for super-charged work.
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Paul Gennaro
Top Stories of 2025: Building a virtual chief of staff: A journey in AI-powered leadership
Need a right-hand man? Build one.
Chris Gee
The secret to using AI research to be a better business strategist
Manual research can’t compete: AI deep research aggregates, analyzes and synthesizes information at scale — delivering strategic clarity when it matters most.
Courtney Blackann
PG&E shows how comms pros can turn everyday skills into practical AI wins
How the comms team created an agent by thinking of it as a teammate.
Jess Zafarris
Ragan and PR Daily’s 2025 word of the year: Slop
And other sticky selections from across dictionaries and media.
Sean Devlin
How communicators can showcase their indispensable skills in a world of AI
As the landscape of work changes, comms pros need to adjust their approach.
Sean Devlin
How communicators win over AI converts with ethics conversations
Groundbreaking tools need guidelines.
Ragan Staff
2026 AI & Comms Survey: We need YOU
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Ragan Insider Sean Devlin
How CVS Health cut through the noise with people-centric communication
Don’t add to the noise — create meaning with your messages.
Jess Zafarris
5 ways to keep your writing human in an AI-heavy workplace
Editors and AI experts share practical and creative business writing tips for comms pros.
Ragan Staff
How press releases feed into GEO
Their structure makes them a favorite of LLMs.
Robbie Caploe
Case study: Canada Revenue Agency’s GenAI comms readiness assessment report
Determine where AI can create meaningful value.
Sean Devlin
How Anthony Colucci of IBM embedded AI into his comms workflows
Plus, how AI might change the way younger employees think.
Ragan Staff
Trust Issues: Why Authority Beats Speed in the Age of AI
Can you trust what your AI is telling you?
Will Hodges
Prompt engineering is just good communication
Communicators are already prompt engineers — and we shouldn’t underestimate how naturally our skills translate.
