Nicole Schuman is a Senior Editor at Canvas for Progress. She focuses on the comeback of American manufacturing while covering themes in marketing, advertising, and media. Nicole's work has been featured in Agri America Marketing Inc and PRNEWS.
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Nicole Schuman's coverage centers on content and publishing, with an emphasis on public relations, PR guidelines, AI use in PR, influencer campaigns, social media, and reputation management. Her articles often feature expert commentary and cite data.
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