Don’t panic - the Christmas party has NOT been cancelled!
In case you’re still plotting how to virtually recreate the highlight of the working year, here’s our guide to sprinkling some last minute Christmas party magic, 2020 style
PR in the UK – a beginner’s guide
It’s easy to assume that a common language and culture would mean that a PR programme can easily transfer from the US to the UK. But the reality is quite different. Here is our guide to UK PR.
Measuring the impact of media relations: ‘Can Do’ Measurement series, Part 4:
In order to measure the true impact of a piece of coverage, it's important to ask what happens after the initial hit is secured. In the next in our series on measurement, we look at how to do that.
#onlygoodnews please
Good news has been distinctly lacking in 2020. A reaction to both the pandemic and various political and social crises has been a 'good news movement', organisations actively promoting positivity.
3 steps to content measurement: 'Can do' measurement part 3
Content marketing has become crucial for most companies. But are you matching up the tactics you're using to share the content with the metrics to judge how it is performing?
‘Can Do’ Measurement, Part 2: Measuring the impact of social media
Social media plays an important role in sales and marketing strategies. In Part 2 of our measurement series, Danny looks at how you should be measuring your activity on these platforms.
Virtual insanity? The good and bad of online events
Virtual industry events have very quickly become the norm in 2020. But with everybody doing it, getting it right is more important than ever. Here we share our personal experiences of virtual events.
Three highlights from the Women in Business Expo Virtual
Last week, I attended the Women in Business Expo Virtual. Here's my three highlights from the two-day event.
'Can Do' measurement, part 1: The truth about measuring PR
Measuring the value of PR, and its real impact, is something the industry has grappled with since its inception.
How ‘slow news’ has emerged in a fast-changing media landscape
The way we share and consume news has changed entirely with 24-hour news channels and social media. But a new journalistic style is emerging - we find out more about the growing trend of 'slow news.'
Diversity and reputation management in business - an interview with Olive Strachan MBE (Part 2)
In the second half of our interview, we asked Olive Strachan what businesses need to consider when it comes to diversity and inclusion
Diversity and inclusion in business – an interview with Olive Strachan MBE (Part 1)
In the first of a two part series, we sit down with Olive Strachan MBE to find out more about how she works with businesses on diversity and inclusion
“You’re on mute”: How Zoom has changed business etiquette
With many of us conducting our meetings virtually over the past few months, Caroline Fletcher looks at how our business etiquette has changed in this time.
Hosting your virtual event – what you need to know
If you're making the move to virtual events, Lizzie Wood has some tips for you, fresh off the back of organising our first virtual Honest Talks
Honest Talks and leadership in 2020 – what we learned
In our latest Honest Talks event, our panelists explored what it means to be a leader in 2020.
Leadership – can it be learned or is it just earned?
Books and podcasts can offer us a fresh perspective on leadership and lessons which we can apply to our day-to-day work. We share some of our top resources for leadership insights in this blog.
What will you be spending your marketing budget on next?
With 9% of the UK marketing workforce either furloughed or made redundant, teams are already having to do more with less budget. So, what will Q3 and Q4 2020 look like for UK marketers?
Honest Talks: Leadership in 2020
Honest Talks with Fourth Day is back with Leadership in 2020 – a discussion which explores the big issues impacting business leaders today.