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You’re Too “Big” For That Podcast?

You’re too “big” fat for that podcast? Funny that. Because six months later you’ll probably be wondering why nobody from the bigger shows ever called. I saw a post recently from Amelia Sordell about podcast credibility that absolutely nailed this. Because I hear it all the time. “I don’t want

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There Once Was An Ai Called Chat

There once was an Ai called Chat That “performed” at the drop of a hat…. It could write you a blog, Or a rhyme or a thriller But the output was pants Or politely, vanilla But the problem was bigger than this And it frankly doth boil one’s p*** Coz

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O No, You Don’t – The Legal Letter That Sold 50,000 Beers

The legal letter arrived, and with it came the kind of panic most small business owners would recognise instantly. What followed, though, was something else entirely. Because after the initial shock came the headlines, the search traffic, and the customers. Nobody planned it, nobody budgeted for it, but the backlash

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Innocent Until Proven Awesome AKA “Pi**sing About At Work”

“Watch your back.” I should have known this was going to be a lively event when I checked out expert speaker Helena Langdon’s LinkedIn title before settling into my seat at last week’s EC Plus+ “Icons of the Industry” event. Badged as “How To Talk To People On The Internet”,

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Charity

Budgie Smugglers, Boldness and BIG Thinking

There’s a reason why MOST charity challenges don’t get much press traction and it might sound a bit mean. Sorry. Now, forgive me for slipping back into journalist mode but here goes. It comes down to a simple factor….they all look/feel the same. Or a lot of them do anyway.

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Your audience didn’t disappear. They just stopped talking.

The users are still there. Tens of millions of them. They’ve just gone quiet. Not left. Not logged off. Not “dead platform.” Just… lurking. Ofcom says social media participation has dropped from 61% to 49% in a year. That’s not a dip, that’s people collectively deciding, “I’ll just watch.” Scroll,

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