It's time for society to make changes - big ones - and generative AI is going to be a huge part of that. Today on the Spin Sucks Podcast, Gini Dietrich is talking about the unintended consequences, both good and bad, that could happen as this process unfolds.

It's a fact that women are still underpaid compared to their male counterparts, and there's no one who can change it but us. One of the reasons this happens is that women are less likely to negotiate for what they are worth when taking a new role, asking for a raise or even engaging with new clients. Gini Dietrich is talking about how to do it on this week's episode of the Spin Sucks Podcast.

Perfectionism can cause problems in many different ways, and areas of your communications plan. Good and Finished is better than absolutely perfect for you, and for your team members.

In this week's episode of the Spin Sucks Podcast, Gini Dietrich is talking about why it's so important to always live by the golden rule. Aside from being the right thing to do for it's own sake, you never know who you're going to meet, or who they know.

It seems like everyone is having more difficulty getting media placements than they used to - the old strategies for getting earned media just aren't working any more, and that means we need to update our approach.

What does it mean for you as a professional communicator when you have to do more with less as budgets constrict? On this week's episode of the Spin Sucks Podcast, Gini Dietrich is talking about how to navigate layoffs, hiring freezes, budget cuts and more over the next year. Now is the time to focus on what you know works.

Have you jumped on the Generative AI bandwagon yet? It can be a powerful tool to help you work more efficiently, and today on the Spin Sucks Podcast, Gini Dietrich is talking about some of the strategies you can use to get started, the latest guidelines from the PR Council, and why you really need to fact-check.

It can be easy to create the expectation that you're always available via email or slack or any of the other channels we use to communicate with our teams and clients.

Complaints against a brand - real or not - can now be immediately distributed around the entire world, and that means that the role of communication professionals has changed too. Gini Dietrich is talking about reputation management in a highly-scrutinized environment on today's episode of the Spin Sucks Podcast.

It's important for the stories we tell to be meaningful to ourselves as communicators, and to the audience that ultimately receives them - but we don't want to drift into creating or exaggerating drama.

More and more companies are talking about bringing people back into offices, despite most employees not being interested.

Gini Dietrich shares when and why you should hire a coach.

It used to be that the 'best practice' for companies having opinions on social issues was: don't! But that is all changing and today on the Spin Sucks Podcast, Gini Dietrich is talking about the role of communications in helping an organization speak up about it's values.

If the looming recession is making you nervous for your agency or business, then you should be thinking about how to evolve your services and offerings to make sure you're able to weather the storm.

It's time to stop procrastinating - your marketing needs to be working for you, and be resilient in the face of economic shifts. Identify what is really working for you, and make sure your income is diversified enough, to weather the tides.

Gini Dietrich thinks that you should stop being afraid of contributed content, and make it an integral part of your communications strategy.

Requests for Proposals are the bane of many agency's existence, and although they're popular, they're rarely the best way to stary a new professional relationship. On this week's episode of the Spin Sucks Podcast, Gini Dietrich is talking about a better way to position yourself as an expert and get new business without the proposals.

A civil conversation on social media might sound like an oxymoron, but some companies have been making an effort with features that allow communicators to control the tone of conversations. Today on the Spin Sucks podcast, Gini Dietrich is talking about how to moderate your social media accounts to keep the trolls at bay.

If you want to succeed, you need a strategic plan. On this week's episode of the Spin Sucks Podcast, Gini Dietrich is talking about how to create and communicate strategic plans for your company or clients.

The best time to plant a tree is 10 years ago, and the second best time is today. A new business tree is the foundation of a relationship that can turn into clients, opportunities and professional connections... if you can stay top of mind between the time you plant and the time it bears fruit. Gini Dietrich is talking about how, today on the Spin Sucks Podcast

Most executives suck at communication, and they overlook the most powerful tool in their tool belt...the communications professional. This week on the Spin Sucks podcast, Gini Deitrich dives into a recent Axios article detailing why executives are bad communicators and what they can do about it.

There is nothing like the feeling of receiving and RFP and imagining what winning it could mean for your business. They're not always a good idea, however, and sometimes it makes the most sense to respectfully decline. This week on the Spin Sucks Podcast, Gini Dietrich is talking about RFPs, what clients expect from them, and how much it can cost just to respond.

There is a lot in communications you have to react to rather than create and control, but Owned Media is all yours. On today's episode of the Spin Sucks Podcast, Gini Dietrich is talking about how to make the most of your Owned Media.

In this week's episode of the Spin Sucks, Gini Dietrich is talking about how the PESO model can be specifically applied to the buyers journey.

On this week’s Spin Sucks podcast episode, Gini Dietrich is sharing a PESO Model™ primer: why you need it, why your communications program should evolve, how to measure it, and why executives love it.