Year: 2026

In 2026, sustainable isn’t something you say, it’s something you prove. New regulations are raising the bar for environmental claims, putting evidence, transparency and accountability front and centre. Here’s what B2B businesses need to know.

As much as brands themselves can (and do) earn respect and build authority – company leaders speaking with their own voices will always be more effective when it comes to building trust. The most powerful (but often neglected) media channel for businesses can be their own leadership team.

A journalist may spend only seconds deciding whether a press release is worth their attention. In this blog, we share practical advice on how to write press releases that get read, get covered and get results.

Having joined AD Communications four years ago, Senior Account Executive and Gen Zer Aimee Parsons discusses how businesses can attract the next generation to a career in print or packaging.

A strong company culture doesn’t happen by chance. This blog explains how effective internal communications can turn employees into passionate advocates, helping to strengthen engagement, retention and business performance.

Is your packaging really sustainable? Can you prove it? Those are the questions businesses across Europe will need to answer when the ECGT Directive comes into force in September 2026. Rachelle Harry explains more…

Discover five trends shaping the packaging industry and what they mean for B2B marketing teams.

Strong media relations go beyond simply sending out a story; they require clear news value, tailored pitches, strong relationships and consistent follow-up to maximise impact.

When a crisis hits the pressure is intense, but good communication is critical. This blog post summarises 10 important principles to stick to when the going gets tough.

In a world drowning in content, the B2B brands that listen, ask questions and build genuine relationships will always win the long game.

In 2016, we highlighted four trends that were impacting the printing industry. Ten years on, we look at what came true and what has emerged since.

Events don’t end when the stand comes down—they’re just getting started. The real value lies in how you extend conversations, engage wider stakeholders and turn initial interest into long-term pipeline.