Should your celeb ambassadors stay at home?
Should your celeb ambassadors stay at home? That sentence might seem like a contradiction, coming from someone who works in public relations. Raising awareness for worthy causes is
The end of the Business Card?
I was having a chat yesterday with a businessman who was saying how LinkedIn was his new business card – that when he meets a new business contact, instead of handing them a
The Power of ‘Cancel-Culture’
‘Cancel-culture’ is a social media movement that ultimately ‘cancels’ a person, boycotting both the individual and their brand. This term has been thrown around a l
Show your brands personality just like ASOS did!
Recently, online shopping giant ASOS received a lot of applause for backing one of their customers who had been disrespected online by a stranger. The lady, who was wearing a dress
Is the future of social media to not be on social media?
Is the future of social media to not be on social media? That seems to be the viewpoint of Lush UK at the moment. Out of nowhere, they announced recently that they would be shutt
Nightclubbing and the end of Google+
So…Google have thrown their hat at their social media platform, Google+, which they launched in June 2011. “In December 2018, we announced our decision to shut down Goo
Snapchat and Amazon connect for “snap” online shopping
We all love to shop!! It’s an industry that has grown online and is only getting bigger. Now social media platforms are getting in on the action; Facebook were one of the first p
Is the age of influencers coming to an end?
We’ve always loved seeing what celebrities get up to and in this digital age we can see every aspect of their lives through Snapchat and Instagram. These days “regul
Cracking the “Social Media” Training Code
Incredibly we have been running social media courses since May 2010! This was the new thing, the new way to reach your customers and promote you and your business and it was free t
Is social media taking over our lives?
In a recent survey carried out by renowned bridal store, Kadee Bride, it revealed that 72% of brides-to-be feel pressure to lose weight ahead of their big day, while 10% also admit
