The Guardian just announced it will stop posting on X, formerly known as Twitter. Here's why I think they're wrong. For me, whether you're a Journalist, PR, Brand etc, you have to engage whether you like it or not. The idea of just walking away from the market seems absurd to me but each to their own. What do you think about this? Will others follow?

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Where can I find an informal community or group online for the PR niche like consultants or agencies? I have tried to find out on some social media platforms but I haven't found any.

Do PR agencies actively look for new leads each month, or is client acquisition more periodic or based on project needs. Are they open to have exclusive and qualified leads into their pipeline, and willing to pay for that?