July 23, 2025

Most Read Blogs of the First Half of 2025

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Summer is a time when our team also slows down a bit to reflect, gather fresh ideas – and to look back at the content that has captured your attention the most in recent months. Instead of a new post, we are sharing four of the most read blog articles from the first half of 2025 – one from each member of our team.

How Can Communicators Secure a Place in Strategic Decision-Making?

Author: Denis Mancevič, PhD

In this post, Denis addresses a key question: why do communicators often lack a proper role in decision-making processes – and how can they (re)claim it? He writes about building credibility, understanding the business environment, and thinking strategically. A must-read for anyone interested in the communicator’s place at the table where key decisions are made.

Short, Clear, Honest: The Rules of Modern Political Communication

Author: Nina Stankovič

Political communication today is no longer a long-distance race, but a fast-paced game of responsiveness, clarity, and persuasiveness. Nina explores how the dynamics of communication – especially on social media – have changed, and why sometimes less really means more. She also discusses how (not) to communicate if you want to be heard.

The Power of a Brand Lies (Hidden) in Its People

Author: Tamara Pevec Barborič

Organizational culture and brand image are more connected than we often admit. Tamara writes about how employees shape the perception of a brand externally – and why “soft factors” are often the strongest part of a communication strategy.

Lessons from the Most Talked-About Trade in (American) Sports History

Author: Tina Šoln

Luka Dončić’s trade to the Los Angeles Lakers is not just a sports story – it’s a case study in crisis communication, reputation management, and the power of media attention. Tina analyzes the response (or lack thereof) from the Dallas Mavericks, the loss of fan loyalty, and the emotional aspects of the transfer. Why the way a story is told can sometimes matter more than the story itself.

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