There is no denying that social media has changed the way we communicate and for PRs who are in the forefront of Social PR, it has put a whole new spin on the way they ...

Interview with Charlotte Pearson, author of the parenting and lifestyle blog, Mummy Fever. Charlotte spoke to us about the range of topics she covers in her blog, why she prefers WordPress over Blogger, working with ...

When it comes to social media, are journalists and PRs (finally) on the same page? Cision UK’s Social PR Study reveals some intresting patterns on the way journalists and PRs use social media for work. While ...

Cision UK’s latest webinar, The State of Social PR, that took place last week, was a raging success. How do we know that? From the comments, questions and observations that continue to pour in from the PRs ...

Luiz Hara author of top food blog, The London Foodie, has a lot on his plate. From food and hotel reviews, Luiz is moving into travel and has already worked with top hospitality brands to make it ...

Blogger Spotlight with Becca Pusey, author of  Amuse Your Bouche, a food blog that specialises in providing simple vegetarian recipes. Becca spoke to us about quitting her job as a teacher for the ‘perfect job’ ...

What do PRs use social media for? While engaging audiences, pitching to journalists and conversation building may seem like obvious answers, a survey of UK PR professionals found otherwise. In fact, the survey found a ...

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Are you doing social media right? This was the question addressed by Stuart Wilson, head of corporate affairs, communications and marketing at Skills Development Scotland at Cision UK’s webinar The State of Social PR, that ...

Simon Savidge, author of one of UK’s most influential literature blogs, Savidge Reads. Simon spoke to us about judging the Fiction Uncovered prize for fiction writers, why Twitter is his social media tool of choice, ...

Blogger spotlight with Vicky Jones, author of the fashion, lifestyle and beauty blog, Vix Meldrew. In this interview Vicky talks to us about what makes her blog different, her ‘spirit animal’ and the five best ...

Photo Credit: photo by Richard Goodwin Social media has become an essential part of the PR’s daily toolkit with more than 60% of UK PR professionals using social networks for work for more than one ...

An interview with Kimberly Duran, author of the interior design blog, Swoon Worthy. Kimberly spoke to us about the boho glam influence behind her blog, how she uses media kits and social media to connect ...

It was a full house at the Love London Blog Event hosted at the swanky members-only club and restaurant Le Peep Boutique in Mayfair, London, on 7 May. The evening started with a chance to ...

Social media has played a prominent role in shaping the narrative for politicians, media and the public alike, in the run up to the UK’s 2015 general election which culminates today. With only a few ...

Philippa Artus, author of fashion, beauty and lifestyle blog, Clashing Time hosted a blogger networking event in Cambridge last month. In this video interview, Philippa looks back on the event and discusses what worked and what she would have ...

JJ Miller is the author of Love London, a city-centric blog that covers all aspects of the London life including travel, lifestyle and of course, fashion. Over the past seven years, JJ has not only ...

An interview with Theo Bosanquet, managing editor at theatre website WhatsOnStage. Theo gives us an insight into the life of a website editor, the challenge of keeping up with an “ever-changing digital landscape”, creative PRs ...

Social media has added a new dimension to the long-standing love hate relationship between hacks and flaks. Can they finally part ways amicably because of social media? Nah, far from it. But yes, flaks now ...

The UK PR industry has got its ‘mojo’ back, concludes PRWeek after a study showed that fee incomes earned by top agencies crossed the £1bn mark in 2014, a 10% increase from the previous year. ...