Aug
19
When it comes to PR agencies, and for that matter holiday packing, small is definitely best As a seasoned ‘hand luggage only’ traveller – to destinations as varied as Greenland and Australia and a few countries and continents in between – and an experienced PR practitioner with a background in...
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Aug
12
Meetings, conventions, exhibitions, forums. What’s the common denominator? They all enable face to face communication. We manage PR campaigns for many major exhibitions and events across the UK and beyond, and it seems the industry is in agreement – both organisers and attendees confirm that face to face communication is...
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Aug
05
Catching the underground to our lovely PR offices just off the New Kings Road is usually relatively easy. Whilst there is the regular jostling and pushing on what’s an often busy tube line it’s nothing a seasoned Londoner can’t handle. However, we are now in the month of August, and...
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Jul
21
Are media relations for sports and B2B events –the same? Out of sight of TV viewers, even of the crowd at sporting events, there is a hive of activity that produces a vast and important output very quickly. Hundreds of journalists and photographers create news, interviews, features and pictures that...
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Jul
21
The American Presidential election is unlike any voting process out there, consisting of a gruelling set of trials often lasting more than twenty months. Every aspect of a candidate’s life is explored in microscopic detail, with career reputations on the line and billions of dollars invested in campaigns, any aspiring...
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Jul
17
PR is an industry best learned with field experience. It wasn’t until I graduated that I found out just how vital this work experience would be, for both the intern and the mentor. Now that I’m settled into a position, I see why so many PR firms need interns to...
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Jul
08
As a keen cyclist my bike is an essential part of my life – I use it to commute, to go to meetings and events, socially and for weekend bike rides. So when it comes to buying a new bike there are lots of things that need to be taken...
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Jun
12
Yesterday was my first taste of financial, corporate and exhibition PR and to say that it was a radical departure from my days working on public affairs communications in the Foreign Press Association press office is a radical understatement. Within the wide ranging sectors that PR covers, live events can...
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Jun
04
Emoji: the first truly global language, the fastest-growing new language – but are they dragging us back to the dark ages? This is a combination of very recent newspaper headlines . The current interest has been sparked by research by TalkTalk Mobile with Bangor University which said that Emoji is...
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May
27
Pancake started as a regional news story but before you could say quack, it had found its way onto BBC Breakfast in the run up to the Bank holiday weekend and onto facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/bbcnews/posts/10152815372002217 It’s a simple story of animal rescue meets office environment, but it has definite ‘aaah’ factor and...
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