Back in December, we asked a selection of thought leaders working across PR and communications for their predictions on the big trends coming up for the industry in 2021. Ethics, fake news, the growth of ...

For our latest webinar we spoke to the people behind the planning as we ready for the return of in-person events. Sharing the big challenges from the last year were Cheltenham Festival’s PR and communications ...

Everyone in society is different and has different experiences of the same things. This is a fundamental truth that everyone in PR must accept in order to design the right comms strategy and speak to ...

This is a guest post by Green peer Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle (Natalie Bennett), who was leader of the Green Party of England and Wales from 2012 to 2016. What’s been called the development ...

Gordon Gekko from Wall Street, Miranda Priestly from The Devil Wears Prada, David Brent from The Office – toxic styles of leadership have been immortalised on the screen through the decades, but none of them ...

The CIPR and PRCA have joined forces to launch their first combined campaign ‘Heard Mentality’, which aims to push mental health conversations forward across the PR and communications industry. The #HeardMentality campaign will focus on ...

This is a guest post from PRFest founder and Aura PR‘s Laura Sutherland. If you’re not familiar with the term ‘stakeholder’ then just assume anyone with an interest in your business or organisation is one. ...

This is a guest post from Jamie Wilson, Lead Publisher at Bottle PR. Pitching a story to the media around an awareness day can sometimes feel a bit like planning your perfect New Year’s party: ...

Our virtual event Building better relationships between PRs and journalists featured advice and insight from the freelance journalists behind Journo Resources, Jem Collins and Faima Bakar, and Freelancing for Journalists, Lily Canter and Emma Wilkinson. ...

A framework for dealing with Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) issues has been launched by Allegory as part of its report Corporate Digital Responsibility: What You Need To Know Right Now. A panel of experts, academics ...

This year’s PRFest took ‘The Sustainable Future of the PR and Communications Industry’ as its key focus, but if you thought ‘sustainability’ = environmental issues only, think again: ‘By sustainable I don’t just mean environment ...

The CorpComms’ three-day Corporate Purpose Summit starts on 29 June and we’re delighted to be partnering with the event to offer a number of tickets to our network at no charge. To secure a place ...

The PRCA has renamed its Diversity Network to the Equity & Inclusion Advisory Council (EIAC) to better reflect its aims to set benchmarks on Equity & Inclusion for the industry at large and build inclusivity ...

Should freelancers be at the top of your list for building meaningful – and useful – connections with the media? Yes, and here are five reasons why, from our latest webinar with Journo Resources’ Jem ...

We teamed up with Journo Resources and Freelancing for Journalists for our latest virtual event Building better relationships between PRs and journalists to find out how better connections can make working life a little easier ...

If the mysteries and minutia of SEO have so far alluded you, or you know a little but the latest Google update fills you with a sense of dread; worry not. SEO aficionado Judith Lewis ...

Remember when Google used a cute animal like Panda or Penguin to signify that it was changing its algorithm? Sadly, those gentler days are behind us, but Google still announces a core update around four ...

This is a guest post from Onyx Health managing director Karen Winterhalter. Over the past 15 months, the COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the communication landscape in a way that few would have predicted. As a ...

This is a guest post by Clarity PR’s managing director, UK and president, EMEA Rachel Gilley. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and subsequent rush to establish a 100% working from home model, has elevated ...

The PRCA is calling for reviews and reform from Parliamentary authorities following its research into the granting of over 200 Parliamentary passes to representatives of organisations likely to be engaged in lobbying. The analysis of ...