10 Things you didn’t know about Arlene Foy
In this series of blogs we thought it might be a good idea to let you know some of our team a little bit better…that could be scary! This week it is all about Arlene Foy, our Con
Understanding your ‘Story’
In a previous post we outlined our Fuzion Process, which is a framework that we use with clients for their planning. We use this “Story” framework for all of our clients and we
What do you think of Graphic Design?
What do people think of Graphic Design? Excuse us for this bizarre question but it is something that popped up in a conversation that we were having during an internal meeting in F
Your “Story Telling” Process
As part of your planning for this year we wanted to give you a simple Marketing framework using our Fuzion process, that might help to keep year on track. We use this “story” f
‘Great Taste’ and all the other things that flavour what we eat or drink
The Great Taste awards, described as the ‘Oscars’ of the food world are organised by the Guild of Fine Food. They are the acknowledged benchmark for fine food and drink, and w
So you can teach an old dog new tricks after all!
I’m still reeling from the shock of the great customer service I just experienced from Ryanair! I found that there was a simple error on my flight booking for our summer holidays
Brexit – Keep calm and plan
The uncertainty, implications, and fallout from Brexit was the topic for debate at an Enterprise Ireland event that I went along to this week. As a country so heavily dependent on
“I don’t want publicity this time but next time, yes… “
Looking at the media coverage of the recent nuptials of one of golf’s hottest properties Rory McIlroy, something struck me as odd, well less odd than the reported price tag of ov
Global recognition for Enda Kenny abroad – Bula Bus!
We all held our breath as our Taoiseach, Enda Kenny went over to the US to visit the new President of America, Donald Trump on St Patrick’s day. A visit that wasn’t welcomed by
PR is not a “one size fits all”
The perception of the PR industry is one we often have to fight against and to defend. Some people may take a cynical view that PR is an indulgent commodity, a drain on a marketing
