It’s April 23rd — St George’s Day. Or so we thought. The Church of England says it’s next week. The Prime Minister threw a pork pie party yesterday. And the flag that’s meant to represent all of England? Still stuck in a PR crisis, tangled up in politics, prejudice, and the occasional football riot. Keir …
Slaying the Stigma: Why England’s Flag Needs a Better Publicist Read More »
It’s Pancake Day, which means two things: 1) An alarming number of people will claim to be ‘flipping experts’ despite burning half their batter, and 2) We’ve got the perfect excuse for a PR-themed food metaphor. Now, when it comes to media relations, you don’t want to be a tosser—not in the pancake-flipping sense, and …
🥞 How NOT to Be a Tosser: PR Tips to Keep Your Media Coverage from Falling Flat Read More »
Every November 5th, many of us gather around a bonfire, roast marshmallows and toss an effigy of a man who once planned to blow up Parliament into the flames. A proper family evening out. Celebrating attempted mass murder and then re-enacting torture. “That’ll learn ‘em” – as my nan used to say. But what if …
That PR Guy (Fawkes): The Glow-Up After the Blow-Up Read More »