‘Only by becoming solutions-led do I believe we earn the right to be heard.’ This is a guest post from CIPR’s Artificial Intelligence in PR Chair Kerry Sheehan on the changes PR professionals and communicators ...

If reading more is one of your resolutions for 2021, why not mix business and pleasure by picking up a top tome or two to fire-up your passion for public relations? Here is a rundown ...

Getting back to work after a break is always difficult. Motivating yourself for January 2021 is going to be particularly challenging after what was such a busy and stress-filled 2020 for PR and communications. To ...

Lucky enough to have a festive break from work coming up? With the stresses and strains of working in PR and communications having taken an upturn this year, you deserve a break. If you’re going ...

2020 has been an important year for everyone in the public relations and communications industry, in ways both good and not-so-good. The pandemic and the speed of social change has forced innovation forward and made ...

2020 was a memorable year in communications and public relations. More lessons were learned in a 12 month period that felt more like a decade for many of those at the coalface. PR and communications ...

The Online Influence Awards 2020 celebrated the best in influence across multiple mediums, taking in blogging, vlogging, Instagramming and campaigning – here are six more tips for working with the best of the best. 1) ...

Online events and awards ceremonies are the ‘in’ thing this year… mainly due to the fact that we’re all inside socially distancing instead of sipping prosecco and schmoozing. Digital events are hardly a hardship, however ...

Friday’s Online Influence Awards brought together the best of bloggers, vloggers, instagram campaigns, celeb Cameos and more. Here are three quick bits of advice for getting in touch with the best of the best when ...

Though many of us may have spent much of UK Lockdowns I and II in scruffy pajamas, hoodies and slippers, fashion doesn’t take time off. London Fashion Week 2020 went on unabated in September (part ...

This is a guest post from Kirsty Maxey, CEO of Teamspirit. Although the current outlook is still uncertain, we are undoubtedly moving into the next phase of ‘COVID life’. Both in our personal lives but ...

This is a guest post by Steve McComish, MD at Motive PR and a former national news journalist who spent six years fielding PR stories at the Daily Mirror before setting up his agency in ...

Getting in touch with the right journalist, at the right time of day, with just the right contribution to help them in their work is tough, but not if you’ve got access to requests for ...

This is a guest post from health PR and communications consultancy Evergreen PR’s director Leigh Greenwood. COVID-19 has forced rapid adoption of healthtech solutions across the NHS, corporate and consumer spheres. There is now a ...

This is a guest post from Erin Lovett, senior account manager at Missive. Analyst relation programmes are an important part of most large business’ media strategies but are often overlooked by growing companies. It’s easy ...

Not just for Christmas (though the lead-up to Christmas feasting is a very busy time for them), food and drink journalists are snowed under all year round with restaurant launches and closures, introducing their audience ...

This is a guest post by Adam Smith, managing Director of Teamspirit. Our lives have changed dramatically in the last few months as COVID-19 shook up our personal and working lives. For so many office ...

This is a guest post from Luke Budka, Head of Digital PR and SEO for TopLine Comms. ‘You idiot. You naive, foolish, irresponsible nincompoop. There is really no description of stupidity, no matter how vivid, ...

Here’s our round-up of industry bodies, associations, institutes, platforms and networks supporting PR, marketing and communications professionals in their career development and lives outside of work. This list includes many initialisms but more importantly, supportive ...

The part of freelancing that is working through uncertainty and unpredictability in sometimes solitary circumstances has been ramped up to 11 during the pandemic, which has impacted clients’ budgets, confidence and creativity. Here are six ...