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Business cards – the forgotten art form

By Ben / 20th November 2018 / Comments Off on Business cards – the forgotten art form

Although they have been around for years, business cards have, surprisingly, not evolved very much. But why not?

Pick or mix PR? Finding the right balance for your marketing plan

By Claire-Marie / 11th October 2018 / Comments Off on Pick or mix PR? Finding the right balance for your marketing plan

The distinction between PR and marketing was quite clear but nowadays they often work together in unison.

Snapchat’s struggles – a company in freefall?

By Matt / 9th August 2018 / Comments Off on Snapchat’s struggles – a company in freefall?

Recent figures show that Snapchat’s daily users have dropped.

Is the letter Y a vowel or a consonant?

By Dave / 29th July 2018 / Comments Off on Is the letter Y a vowel or a consonant?

The confusing case of determining if the letter Y is a consonant or a vowel. Or is it both or neither?

We’re an award-winning PR agency – apparently

By Dave / 20th July 2018 / Comments Off on We’re an award-winning PR agency – apparently

There seems to be an award for pretty much everything these days, but do they really mean anything?

Traditional doesn’t mean outdated – interacting with your audience effectively

By Matt / 12th June 2018 / Comments Off on Traditional doesn’t mean outdated – interacting with your audience effectively

As the media landscape becomes cluttered with digital communications, is direct mail making a comeback?

Facebook privacy scandal – has it really damaged the social media juggernaut?

By Matt / 14th May 2018 / Comments Off on Facebook privacy scandal – has it really damaged the social media juggernaut?

Facebook needs no help advertising its brand – especially when the extra publicity is for all the wrong reasons.

Twitter’s 140 characters – a much-needed increase or an information overload?

By Matt / 7th March 2018 / Comments Off on Twitter’s 140 characters – a much-needed increase or an information overload?

Are the days of trying to chop words to fit a link within Twitter’s character count now a distant memory?

How do you know when they have finished speaking?

By Dave / 1st March 2017 / Comments Off on How do you know when they have finished speaking?

Are there times when clarity of meaning, pacing or brevity dictate a bending of the rules?

Has offline marketing made a comeback?

By Claire-Marie / 30th January 2017 / Comments Off on Has offline marketing made a comeback?

Does offline marketing have more effect now we’ve all become used to being bombarded with emails every day?