I was invited to contribute to a PR e book that was being put together by Kizzi Nkwocha, Editor of The Sussex Newspaper. The book titled ‘Insiders Know -How, Public Relations’ is a collaboration of articles written by PR professionals at all levels, working in various industry sectors. Within the book you will find mini [...]
This is a very quick blog post to highlight an incident that happened yesterday involving a very popular fashion blogger. Company x approached Sarah from amilliondresses and asked her to review a product from their online range. However the company retracted their original offer and tried to substitute with a product that was not to [...]
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Many People were devastated to hear the tragic news about Amy Winehouse dying in her London flat on Saturday the 23rd 2011. Friends and family stressed their saddened loss for such a talented singer and fans today are still posting their thoughts in social forums. However organisations were looking at the pound signs and as [...]
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After recieving a large amount of negative criticism and with little hope of recovering a tarnished brand, News of The World closed its doors today, 10th July 2011. In the wake of an extensive phone-hacking scandal involving not only the paper itself, but the UK police and government, Rupert Murdoch and his team had no [...]
As we know, the Panda update has been talk of the town over the past week and webmasters have been sitting on the edge of their seats with anticipation. The Panda update is simply described as the following, “A major algorithm update to Google search – Code-named “Panda”, the aim of the update was to [...]
Posted in PR News Tags: content, online, Panda update, quality, SEO, social media, writing 1 Comment »Spending cuts were released last week and there seemed to be an apparent difference in topics of conversation online and offline. Topics of interest highlighted in print media, were welfare cuts, higher education funding, public sector job cuts, housing and defence. In the online world including social media, discussion focused on banks, higher education funding, police, BBC and museums/art. [...]
