Social media is a constantly evolving realm, and of course, Twitter is no exception. In October, they announced some important changes to the way people can share information within the platform as the social network prepared for one of the most contentious elections in modern day U.S. history. With these changes, Twitter caused a mass amount of confusion, but its goal was simple: to make users really think about the content they share.
No marketing strategy is complete without a comprehensive social media plan, and, whilst paid advertising can give you those instant rewards, growing your following organically is a great way to engage with potential customers, without having to spend a penny.
The world of Public Relations is an ever shifting and evolving industry - which makes it unbelievably exciting - but also challenges you to constantly be up to date.
Even when you have a lot of time to prepare, coming up with new strategies to win business, engage with your audience and create shareable content can be a huge challenge.
The Manchester-headquartered PR and communications agency has also announced a restructure which sees Lisa Morton become CEO and Alex Bell named COO
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.
One of the best ways to get your brand some great exposure is through a well-executed marketing campaign. Regardless of your industry, our increasingly online and digital world allows you the opportunity to market your product, sell your service, or amp up your brand awareness via some creative thinking!
This week Roland Dransfield scored a Best Sports Campaign shortlisting for the Northern Marketing Awards 2018.
Roland Dransfield has been appointed by elite networking and events club The Manchester Sporting Club (MSC).
Roland Dransfield has been appointed by the Blackpool Pier Company to handle PR for the seaside resort’s illustrious North, South and Central Piers.