
PR vs. Owned Media: Which One Is Still Working in 2026
PR still lands mentions, but the brands keeping their audiences in 2026 are the ones publishing their own.
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PR still lands mentions, but the brands keeping their audiences in 2026 are the ones publishing their own.

Profound has built a manifesto, a course, a job board and a podcast around the marketing engineer. The title will become a real job only when people with nothing to sell start paying for it.

AI made average content free, so a sourced opinion is the last scarce asset in marketing.

OpenTable CGO Robin Chiang on how the platform stays authentic by amplifying the restaurants and creators diners trust.

How to build an owned media strategy in eight steps: define your reader, launch an industry publication, feature real executives and earn an audience.

The company that taught machines to write your emails is hiring a Global Head of Events to bring people together in person. It says a lot about what gets more valuable as everything else gets automated.

Marketers say ChatGPT ads lift their organic traffic, and OpenAI says ads can't touch its answers. Nobody outside OpenAI can check which is right, and that may shape AI search more than the ads.

Google and LinkedIn send B2B companies less traffic every year. Owned media is how more brands are building audiences they don't have to rent. This guide covers what it is, how it works, and how to get started.

Search and social reach are shrinking fast. Outlever, which builds and runs industry publications for brands, argues that B2B marketers should stop renting attention and start publishing.

Half of new online articles are now written by AI, and LinkedIn and AI search reward brands less every quarter. Outlever's Melissa Rosenthal explains why B2B companies are building newsrooms.

Redfin, ADP and Ramp have each turned internal data into news coverage within days, and sometimes hours, of a major story. Smaller B2B companies can do the same with narrower data.