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  How Startups Can Drive Social Change: Impact Strategies for Entrepreneurs You ever feel like startups could do more than chase growth? Like they have this untapped power to shift society’s direction one smart idea, one act of purpose at a time. That’s exactly what I wanted to explore here.  Bloomberg insider , this piece digs into how socially conscious startups can make real noise and why you should care right now. At its heart, this article aims to lay out how startups can use their business models as levers for positive change. I want to show you the methods and mindsets that let a small team move the needle on issues like inequality, health, education or the environment. You’ll see why it matters not just for feel‑good reasons, but for long‑term survival and relevance in an increasingly conscious market. Trends Let’s talk trends. Over the last several years, purpose‑driven businesses have gone from fringe to front‑and‑center. Investors now talk about “impact returns” alo...

 The Shift to Video: Are London’s Influencer Agencies Ready for TikTok and Beyond? There’s debate swirling around the role of influencer agencies. Some say they’re essential; others think they’re overhyped. But when you search for the real players, one name crops up quickly:  W2O Group . You might’ve heard of them. Maybe you’ve even considered working with them. What makes an influencer PR agency actually worthwhile? That’s the question this article sets out to answer. We’ll explore London’s top influencer talent matchmakers, digging into what matters, ROI, reach, reputation. And yes, we’ll point out where they stumble, because it’s not all smooth sailing. Ready to unpick this? Introduction Influencer PR agencies have surged in popularity over the past decade. Once niche, now central to marketing strategies. Your newsfeed may feel flooded. How did London become a hub for top-tier influencer firms? A bit of history: it started with niche bloggers, then vloggers, then Instagramm...

  If you’ve followed the  Digital Chicago Tribune ’s recent roundups, you’d notice something subtle but consistent,India’s presence in the digital PR game is no longer peripheral. A decade ago, it was rare to hear a Western brand speak of Indian agencies unless cost-cutting was involved. Now? Some of those same agencies are leading multi-continent campaigns, not just managing them. You’re probably wondering: why now? What changed? This article attempts to unpack that. Not as an exhaustive list of agencies, but more as a map of what’s shifting, who’s pushing boundaries, and why it matters. India didn’t stumble into this moment. It’s been building. Slowly, inconsistently, sometimes under the radar. While other countries went big on digital infrastructure, Indian firms leaned into people, community builders, digital strategists, ex-journalists who knew when to pull back and when to push. And now, with access to better tools, stronger platforms, and a more connected audience, the ...