Browsing All posts tagged under »public relations«

Timehop back to re-lived content

April 15, 2013

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As PRs look to re-use and re-fashion content to help extend the life of a news story, Timehop‘s a new app which helps the story last a whole year. The concept is so blindingly simple it’s amazing it hasn’t been done before. Install app. Connect other social media accounts. It tells you what you were […]

There’s no such thing as an apolitical campaign

March 28, 2013

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Over on the Claremont blog, I argue that there can be no such thing as an apolitical charity communications campaign. While the stated objectives of a charity communications may be seemingly non-political (such as fundraising, reputation-building, public awareness raising or driving action) for each of these four communications objectives, taking an apolitical approach is nigh […]

More radio silence?

March 27, 2013

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Back in November 2011 I took a bit of a break from the blog due to running the WorldSkills London 2011 Media Centre. This time it’s due to this… To say I’m immensely proud of what the team at the National Apprenticeship Service have achieved with the help of small(ish) agencies Claremont, Tribe, On Broadcast […]

Top posts of 2012

December 31, 2012

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The review of my blog posts is a little different this year (here is 2011‘s) as it also takes into account posts from the Claremont and CIPR blogs. Also summarised as a word cloud here, below are the top ten most read posts (in reverse order): 10) Launch of PR Apprenticeships. The very first post […]

The Olympics in headlines

August 13, 2012

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A national newspaper Olympic headlines wordcloud shows that the Games dominated the front pages. Unless you read the Express.

The best Olympic PR moment

August 11, 2012

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Over the last two weeks, this blog has featured over 50 Olympic PR highs and lows from London 2012, but which was your favourite? Take five seconds to fill in this poll (I’ve picked my top five, feel free to write in any others)…

Nudity, numpty and nudge

August 10, 2012

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The final installment of daily Olympic PR highs and lows, including shameless self promotion, going mad and nudge theory

Morons, sin washers and sore losers

August 9, 2012

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As British gold medals start to dry up, the Olympics PR machine has taken a more sinister turn… Moron of the Games: Piers ‘the Troll’ Morgan. Who, when he is not being taken down by other Twitter users, is not taking kindly to a fake image of a reputed Bradley Wiggins tweet. Fake or not, […]

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