In some shock news last week, Lush has announced that they will be closing down all of their UK social media platforms.
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The Power of the Media - Covington Catholic School
Posted by Damian Leonard Jan 29, 2019 6:08:24 PMTopics: Manchester PR Agency, marketing and PR, media
As Martin Luther King Day – an American holiday celebrating the life of legendary social activist Martin Luther King - passes for another year, a quote that he was famous for (no, not ‘I have a dream’), is cropping up across social media at a rate of knots.
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Last minute Christmas marketing techniques
Posted by Damian Leonard Nov 16, 2018 10:33:22 AMTopics: Roland Dransfield PR, Manchester PR Agency, marketing and PR, christmas,, christmas marketing,
Fallen behind with your Christmas marketing? It happens to the best of us, but it’s important to ensure that even if you’ve failed to plan, you still have some fail-safe ways to show your customers some love this season.
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Networking at any major event can be a daunting and intricate affair – and MIPIM 2018 will be no different. You’re going to be surrounded by people who are after the exact same leads and new business contacts as you, so you have to bring your A game.
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Roland Dransfield Director wins PR & Marketing Personality of the Year at the Mancoolian Awards 2018
Posted by Damian Leonard Jan 30, 2018 9:48:39 AMTopics: marketing, Manchester PR Agency, marketing and PR, Manchester, winning
We’re delighted to say that our Director, Lisa Morton, has been crowned PR & Marketing Personality of the Year at Downtown in Business’ Mancoolian Awards, 2018.
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PR for SMEs: 8 tips on creating a successful plan
Posted by Suzy Simpson Apr 29, 2014 3:10:34 PMTopics: PR, Digital Marketing, small business pr, SMEs, marketing and PR
We're firm believers that PR for SMEs is a worthwhile activity. If sufficient time is allotted to goal setting and strategy and tasks are carried out in the right way - it can deliver exponentially better returns than many other marketing avenues.
In this guide, we'll set out some of our top tips on creating a PR plan that delivers and how to get the most bang for your buck from a campaign.
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PR and marketing for SMEs: How to use Growth Vouchers
Posted by Lisa Morton Apr 15, 2014 10:08:00 AMTopics: government, SMEs, marketing and PR, Growth Vouchers, Enterprise Nation
The government's landmark Growth Voucher scheme is well underway. More than 1,000 SMEs of all kinds have received vouchers from the £30 million pot, which equates to £2 million worth of advice on support on areas like IT, finance and marketing.
In this guide, we'll take an in-depth look at the scheme and explore the ways that the initiative can make PR and marketing for SMEs much more cost-effective.
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PR and Marketing for SMEs with no budget
Posted by Maria Murphy Apr 9, 2014 11:48:00 AMTopics: blogging, social media marketing, small businesses, SMEs, marketing and PR
PR and marketing for SMEs can be a trial, especially when your business is just getting off the ground. While there's obvious benefits to promoting your product or service on a wider scale - smaller firms are often constrained by time, resources and budget.
In this guide, we'll examine some options that you can implement today for little-to-no cost and offer some top tips on getting started.
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PR Brief Writing: A beginner's guide for in-house marketers
Posted by Clare Coyne Nov 5, 2013 2:40:00 PMTopics: Public Relations, copywriting, PR Brief, in-house marketing, marketing and PR
If you are part of an in-house marketing team, you may find at some point that you are asked to put together a PR brief. Perhaps you are going to review your existing PR set-up or maybe you have never appointed an agency before. Either way, it can be quite daunting knowing what to ask of people to ensure you get the best possible responses back.
So, if that's you and you really are not sure quite where to start, the following guide might just help. We'll look at some crucial questions you should be asking including measurement and fees and also give some good tips on what include in the brief.