50-something years ago, protecting your new business in London often meant paying money to the Kray Brothers or the Richardson Gang. These days the threats faced by new businesses are less likely to involve physical violence and more likely to involve data theft.
We admit it – we’ve said it many times. No one route to an audience is seen by everyone you’d like, so the more (properly chosen and co-ordinated) routes you have the more people will read your message.
A couple of weeks ago, my husband frog-marched me to the car and then drove me at speed towards Birmingham. While I’m growing very familiar with the western stretches of the A14, I’ve always managed to stop short of the M6
Hint’s and tips on creating videos We recently started work on a series of videos for one of our clients, which has prompted us to write this blog about some of the things we believe you should think about when creating videos. As in all communications, the 6Ws are a…
3D Modelling is now an established medical technology Back in the late 1990’s I was working as an PR consultant for Insight Marketing & Communications Limited, which at the time was one of the UK’s leading technology PR agencies. My favourite client was a company SDRC Inc. This was a…
Dear Bank Manager Did you know that several of your online banking functions no-longer work using the Firefox browser? Did you know that your ‘Secure Message’ facility doesn’t seem to work in Firefox or Chrome? Do your “Customer Support” team know this? We tried five or six times to simply…
I’m chuffed to bits to announce (or if you like ‘brag’) that I’ve just been granted ‘Accredited PR Practitioner’ status by the Chartered Institute of Public Relations.
We were recently asked to create a website for Heditude 2018, a local community music festival.
This is our standard travel policy and it details how we recharge expenses and charge for time spent travelling.