Football scores own goal thanks to Gallic gaffe
You really couldn’t make it up. It should have been the crowning moment in Norway and Lyon football star Ada Hegerberg’s career.
December 10, 2018
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Sweet taste of PR success from Green & Black’s
What would you do to make your business a success? Simple enough question, you’d think…
November 29, 2018
When words are not what you think they are
Here’s a little test for you: Do you know what gaslighting is?
November 21, 2018
Brexit: it’s chaos – but not all gloom
Let’s be honest, the Brexit process is a mess. This isn’t a political point, just a statement of fact. After all, when the man who’s been negotiating the deal quits because he cannot support it, you know things are not exactly tickety-boo.
November 15, 2018
Surprising source of business support
Sometimes, in business, you just need a helping hand. The pace of change of modern society can be so overwhelming it’s tempting to think there is nothing any of us can do to keep up. And the smaller your business is, the more daunting the challenge to carve yourself a successful marketplace can seem. Step
September 25, 2018
Changing face of the workplace
There are rules in every workplace. Of course they vary depending on the nature of the job, but there are always many of them. However, that could be changing…
August 30, 2018
Celebrating the next generation of business talent
The future of business is in excellent hands if the evidence of this week’s Young Enterprise Shropshire Awards are an indicator. We were delighted to sponsor a category again this year, which gave me the chance to see what the young people from schools across the county had been doing to put business theory into
May 4, 2018
Carnival cruises to PR glory
What do you do when you can’t register the social media handle to match your brand? You take a lesson from Carnival Cruises, that’s what.
March 29, 2018
Facebook data debacle – is it really a surprise?
There’s a well-worn saying in marketing circles: “If you’re not paying, you’re the product.” In light of that, should the current furore around Facebook data really be a surprise? It’s all started with the case of Cambridge Analytica, which took swathes of the information Facebook holds on users, which is probably shouldn’t have had, and
March 21, 2018