From Earned Media to LLMs: Rethinking PR | Stephen Waddington
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From Earned Media to LLMs: Rethinking PR | Stephen Waddington
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Steve and Steph are joined by Stephen Waddington, professional advisor at Wadds Inc, PhD researcher at Leeds Business School, former CIPR president and co-editor of the new book AI for Public Relations. Stephen explains why AI is a major opportunity for PR, with large language models drawing heavily on earned and owned media, and why PR teams now need to treat LLMs as a separate stakeholder with their own media lists. He also explores the impact of AI on entry-level roles and the need to rebuild the career ladder and shares his PhD research.
02:30 - Agency, In-House and Consultancy Life
04:31 - AI for Public Relations and Lessons from SEO
07:42 - Why AI Cites Earned and Owned Media
12:04 - Rethinking the Media List
15:04 - Measuring AI Visibility
17:04 - What Does a GEO Role Look Like?
21:07 - AI and the Future of Junior PRs
25:17 - Critical Thinking and Tacit Learning
30:34 - PR's Contribution to Management: Stephen's PhD
38:36 - Quick-Fire Questions
Check out the full transcript here: https://www.propellernet.co.uk/the-di...
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