NASHVILLE, Tenn., (Nov. 5, 2025) — Publicity For Good (PFG), the #1 communications and PR agency for purpose-driven brands, is giving away a full year of public relations services valued at $100,000. This initiative will support one growing mission-driven business with the visibility, credibility, and storytelling power it needs to scale in 2026.

This campaign will launch Nov. 17, 2025, and run through Dec. 15, 2025. The winner will be announced on Dec. 23, 2025. Participants can enter at www.publicityforgood.com/100k and increase their chances of winning by completing bonus activities such as following Publicity For Good on social media, referring friends, and sharing the giveaway link.

Supporting the Future of Purpose-Led Entrepreneurship

The giveaway honors National Entrepreneurship Month and is a continuation of the agency’s mission to amplify brands that lead with impact. Founded by Forbes 30 Under 30 nominee and former Miss Ohio International Heather Holmes, Publicity For Good has grown from an Airstream startup into a global PR powerhouse now headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee.

“This giveaway is our way of giving back to the entrepreneurial community that inspires us daily,” said Heather Holmes, founder and CEO of Publicity For Good. “We know how hard it is to grow a business rooted in purpose. Our goal is to help one deserving brand tell its story, expand its reach, and make a bigger difference.”

Why PR is More Important Than Ever in the Age of AI

The entire search landscape is shifting — fast. Google searches are down 25%, while AI-driven searches have surged 300%. And now, with ChatGPT introducing a built-in Buy Button, the customer journey has fundamentally changed:

This matters because if your brand isn’t showing up inside AI recommendations, you don’t exist. And the only way to influence those recommendations is through authoritative, trusted content — something AI cannot fabricate. 89–95% of the content cited by ChatGPT and other AI platforms comes from earned media — not paid ads, not SEO blogs, not influencer posts.

Earned media now fuels:

What AI recommends
What consumers trust
What drives purchasing decisions