Courtney Blackann is a Communications Reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a range of topics including marketing and advertising, AI and machine learning, and media and press, with a specific focus on advertisements, advertising campaigns, and marketing technology. Courtney's insights and expertise have been featured in Ragan Communications and PR Daily, Air Cargo Next, The Facts Newspaper, Bank Automation News, and YOUR PR DAILY.
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Courtney's coverage predominantly focuses on the transportation & logistics industry, with specific emphasis on air cargo, airlines, sustainability, and technology. Her articles often include press releases and cite data.
To effectively reach out to Courtney for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider offering insights into innovative technologies in the transportation & logistics sector or impactful sustainability initiatives within this industry. Relevant data-backed analysis or exclusive access to newsworthy developments can also be effective in capturing her attention.
Given her focus on private sector and government announcements related to transportation & logistics topics such as air cargo, airlines, and technology advancements in the field of software & SaaS , pitches should align with these themes while providing valuable information from credible sources.
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By: Courtney Blackann
Plus: New data shows Bluesky active users plummet; a British radio station wrongly said King Charles had died. StubHub built its business with the idea that you buy a ticket through its platform, and if something goes wrong, the company will make it right. It’s a warm and fuzzy guarantee. But a Wall Street Journal […]
How UGA's Franklin College of Arts and Sciences used feedback to rebrand.
By: Courtney Blackann
Plus: Redditors are increasingly annoyed with promotional brand posts; Gen Z is taking action against brands using AI.
By: Courtney Blackann
How to make thought leadership more useful, timely and relevant.
Including X, Snapchat, LinkedIn and more. Welcome to a new week of updates. X says it's trying to help users to understand why their posts may be getting less reach.
By: Courtney Blackann
Why change communications needs partners, champions and critics.
By: Courtney Blackann
Plus: A news publication is taking phone-in pitches only; Nestle adapts for GLP-1 customers. Claims that resurfaced after actress Hayden Panettiere’s death are putting Neutrogena back under scrutiny for a decision it made more than a decade ago. The New York Post reports that Panettiere, who represented Neutrogena for roughly 10 years, said in her […]
By: Courtney Blackann
What brands can learn from building products alongside online communities. Before Yeet had a finished dating app, it had a Discord server. The dating startup launched its “Founder Club” before the product was fully defined and invited young users to talk about what annoyed them most about online dating. The team didn’t try to promote […]
By: Courtney Blackann
More money doesn’t always mean more impact. You don’t necessarily need a huge budget to create a big budget. You need collaboration and a killer idea. Therabody’s “Add Some Magic” campaign is an example of what that can look like. Its in-house creative team shot an ad in less than four hours. The team then […]
Including LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram and more. Welcome to a new week of updates. LinkedIn’s new “Seems like AI slop” feedback button has already changed what people are seeing across their feeds. Hari Srinivasan, the platform’s chief product officer, says that more than 1 million people have used the button since LinkedIn launched it a couple […]
