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A Sticky Situation

Read All About It In: 2 mins… This week’s newsletter covers: Valuing your time Knowing your onions Freezers vs Washing Up Liquid vs WD40 Every month, I welcome circa 20 Nottingham-based business owners to an event I run in town exploring marketing and business growth tactics. Now, I don’t actually

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PR Tips & Tricks

In A World Of Ai, Don’t Be Afraid To Be More “I”

Read Time: 3 mins… This addition we will be covering: Psychology 🤔 Ai 🤖 Twister 🌪️ Let’s go… 👇 I had an interesting exchange with someone this week, when discussing branding, Ai and marketing. For some (images wise for blogs as far as I’m concerned) this has been a game-changer.

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Celebrity

Oasis Reunion: A Champagne Supernova of PR with a Pricing Hangover

It’s the moment every Britpop fan has been dreaming of since 2009 (unless, like me, you preferred Blur or even Pulp!). When the Gallagher brothers finally called it quits after a backstage bust-up, many fans felt they were looking back in anger. However, the announcement of their reunion tour, timed

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Crisis PR

Zara Bites Off More Than It Can Chew: The Perfect Snack For A PR Disaster

Ah, Zara. Just when you thought their PR nightmares were confined to poorly timed window displays and questionable cultural appropriation, they’ve gone and served us a piping hot platter of controversy, complete with a side of cringe. In their latest attempt at fashion forwardness, Zara decided that a T-shirt for young girls

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Breaking into PR: My journey from journalism to PR sorcery - Greg Simpson, Press for Attention
PR Tips & Tricks

Breaking Into PR: My Journey From Journalism To PR Sorcery

Breaking into PR: My journey from journalism to PR sorcery I still remember my first press release. Cue the music from the Hovis advert and Greg walking up a cobbled street to Ye Old Facsimile Pub. Truth is, it was indeed via fax. However, I hadn’t sent it. As a business

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Crisis PR

Hey Judy….Don’t Make It Bad

Hey Judy, don’t make it bad. Take a sad son and make him better. Remember, let Emma into your heart, Then we can start to make it better. Hey Judy, don’t be afraid. You didn’t mean to go out and get her. The minute you let her into your heart

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