From Kylie Jenner to Barcelona: our top blogs from 2019
Reading through our blog posts from the past year, you can tell it’s been a busy one here at Fourth Day.
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Predictions for the year ahead in PR
What’s on the PR radar for 2019?
Nikki shares the team's 2019 predictions for what the year might hold for businesses and PRs when it comes to communication trends.
Staying credible: how to combat a cacophony of fake news
Fake news continues to be the focus of widespread concern, and it’s now more important than ever that brands must be wary of contributing to the spread of factually incorrect information.
Telling truth in a world of lies: how brands can deal with disinformation
How can brands deal with disinformation and misinformation in an age where lies spread faster than truth - and people you talk to may not even exist?
Office politics: What's OK to share?
We all have different political views, so what's OK to share with your colleagues in the workplace?
‘Bring personality to your content’ - tips for using LinkedIn in 2024
How is LinkedIn changing and what does the future hold for the platform? Find out in this chat with Mark Williams, LinkedIn guru and host of the Informed Podcast
Take a Walk with Fourth Day
Take a Walk with Fourth Day
Our team are big advocates for getting out in the fresh air - so to celebrate National Walking Month in May, we've shared our favourite spots to go for a stroll with friends, family and colleagues
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How we positioned Probrand as a brand that empowers IT buyers
We used powerful content and thought leadership to help Probrand gain visibility, establish authority and build its brand reputation
What do you mean? The art of creating jargon-free B2B tech copy
At Fourth Day, we are well versed in the art of translation. Often, as any B2B tech PR will know, we are translating tech-heavy copy into easy-to-understand content.
Long live regional and trade media: will quality journalism receive government support?
Drawing on examples of recent investigative stories that hit the headlines, Rachel shares why she believes the role of regional and trade journalism remains essential.