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on May 31, 2018 in: social media, PR, social, Twitter
Awesome piece of social by Poundland this week in response to a throw away comment on Twitter Thames Link Rail (now removed) that shows why it is so important to monitor your brand online. A member of the Thames Link Twitter team described its fail...
on May 31, 2018 in: social media, PR, social, Twitter
Awesome piece of social by Poundland this week in response to a throw away comment on Twitter Thames Link Rail (now removed) that shows why it is so important to monitor your brand online. A member of the Thames Link Twitter team described its fail...
on May 18, 2018
For those of you who don’t know my brother is a chef and has just published his first book – The Hidden Hut. It is amazing and has got bucket loads of coverage with a six page pull out in The Sunday Times and a slot on this Morning to name a...
on May 18, 2018
For those of you who don’t know my brother is a chef and has just published his first book – The Hidden Hut. It is amazing and has got bucket loads of coverage with a six page pull out in The Sunday Times and a slot on this Morning to name a...
on May 9, 2018 in: walking
My colleague Caroline at Berkeley Communications wrote an interesting post on LinkedIn Pulse about finding time to learn. Caroline spoke about wanting to try and find five hours every week to spend on learning about a topic or a new approach which...
on May 9, 2018 in: walking
My colleague Caroline at Berkeley Communications wrote an interesting post on LinkedIn Pulse about finding time to learn. Caroline spoke about wanting to try and find five hours every week to spend on learning about a topic or a new approach which...
My PR agency (Berkeley Communications) worked with its sister company Arlington Research to investigate what consumers thought about fake news and its impact on media landscape. Shockingly, we found that only 26% of people now claim to trust the me...
