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.
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 value of PR, and its real impact, is something the industry has grappled with since its inception. Here Fourth Day director Nikki introduces a series of blogs on the thorny subject of measurement.
CEOs from six technology companies, all at different stages of growth, discuss their attitudes towards personal profile. Download the whitepaper.
PR agency 3Points Communications are specialists in fintech and Chicago tech. On a recent trip to the Windy City our director Xanthe sat down with founder and CEO Drew Mauck to discuss some of the big trends in international PR, Chicago's 'do-it-yourself attitude' and, among other things, the best place to take a journo for lunch!
Nikki and I asked a few clients and friends of Fourth Day for examples of inspired and/or terrible PR since 2010. KFC, Gordon Brown and, yes, Prince Andrew feature.
Despite the surf and barbies, the Christmas period for businesses in Oz can be gruelling. Olivia, our PR consultant Down Under, shares her thoughts on weathering the Christmas blackout.
The Fourth Day Christmas Bake Off is a fiercely contested event. But while we've been baking and tasting our festive treats, this got us thinking - what are the essential ingredients for a PR campaign?
At Fourth Day, we are well versed in the art of translation. And not just from one language into another. Often, as any B2B tech PR will know, we are translating tech-heavy copy into easy-to-understand content. Here we explore why this is so important.
Watching Mark Zuckerberg squirming in front of Congress shows just how much trust in tech giants has changed in recent years. So how can tech businesses protect themselves from the current 'techlash'?
About this time last year, I was travelling up to Manchester for my first interview with Fourth Day, a tech PR agency.