Be on time, keep promises and never, ever lie. This sounds like sage advice from a doting parent as their child embarks on a new career. These “wise words” were amongst the common sense advice ...

Death has always been a taboo subject, but Louise Winter has made it her life’s mission to challenge and change people’s perception’s about death. Despite forging a successful career in the media industry, Louise decided ...

A&R Factory was created in 2012 and has now grown into one of the most respected music industry related blogs. Taking form as a platform for new talent, A&R Factory focuses on providing its extensive ...

Advertising spend in the UK is set to increase over the next 12 months despite continued uncertainty over Brexit. However, any hope that the struggling newspaper and magazine sector will benefit from this positive financial ...

The Blue Walrus (TBW) was created in 2006 by digital entrepreneur Tim Dickinson, to share his passion for eclectic new music and post monthly mixtapes which others could enjoy. Now alongside his team of music ...

The Beauty Run was created in 2016 by Digital PR Specialist Malika Isles. Conceived as a platform to inspire and empower women through fashion and beauty, The Beauty Run is a blog and online boutique ...

Glasgow-based Tom Johnson created GoldFlakePaint in 2010 to write about the music he loves. The beautiful and sleek design may be mistaken for a magazine, but with an international team of writers, GoldFlakePaint continues to ...

Parie Joshi started blogging at the age of fifteen as a way to de-stress. Four years on, Parie continues to maintain her blog Class & Glitter, offering readers a glimpse into her lifestyle and passion for ...

January is a popular month for re-evaluating your career goals. As months go, this might not be the best time to look to jump ship. January is cold, dark and, following the expense of Christmas ...

According to a new report, social media influencers were among the top celebrity endorsers for brands in 2016. High profile social media influencers such as Hailey Baldwin, Kendall Jenner, Iris Apfel, Vogue Williams and Karlie Klossas made ...

According to recent research, 77% of content is being shared via ‘Dark Social’. Marketing company, RadiumOne found that over three-quarters of content coming from publishers or marketers is being shared via ‘Dark Social, versus just 23 ...

From fake news to alternative facts – the truth has always been somewhat of a moveable goalpost. Regardless of whether it has been sensationalised and twisted by a journalist or deflected and spun-out by a PR professional, ...

Last Friday Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th President of the United States. Although he promised to bring people together, his presidency has already created divisions and sparked protests across the world. We ...

OK, I have a bit of a problem with the headline of this blog. Although countless journalists and politicians are very fond of the phrase “ordinary working people”, I’ve yet to hear a clear definition ...

There are very few presidents who had the charisma, charm, eloquence, coolness and global appeal as Barack Obama. Described as one of the greatest orators of his generation, Obama was one of a kind. But ...

According to a recent Daily Mail article, some brands are willing to pay Instagrammers and bloggers as much as £2,000 per image, in the hope it will act as an ad for their products.  In ...

Pioneers of real ale fuelled punk PR, BrewDog, are no strangers to competitive PR. In lieu of marketing spend, the Scottish brewers have created more than a significant buzz around their brand by packaging their ...

2016 was a big year for us at Vuelio! We launched a new website with a clean design and intuitive navigation, allowing visitors to find the information they’re looking for much faster, and it was ...

Want to kick-start 2017 with a product that will make all the difference to your PR? Join us on January 31st at 11am to learn about the software most successful PRs use to get their story heard by key influencers and ...

According to findings from the PRCA Census, it could be decades before PR and comms sheds the image of being the preserve of white, middle-class, ‘red-brick’-university-educated people from London.  Even though the PR industry has ...