August 18, 2009 / AppealPR News, Marketing, Public relations, Social media, Yorkshire / Paul Snape
Like many businesses our sales fell in the first half of this year, but we have increased our marketing spend, placed adverts with key media, networked through our client base, invested in trainin
August 13, 2009 / AppealPR News / Duncan Greenwood
Award-winning business journalist Greg Wright’s rallying call to “bang the drum” for Britain’s manufacturers rightly recognises them as the real builders of our country’s global reputation,
August 6, 2009 / AppealPR News / Susan Reid
Despite the fallout from the recession, we still keep hearing that the UK has a severe skills shortage which will leave the country in a poor position when the long-awaited recovery finally arrive
July 30, 2009 / AppealPR News, Marketing, Social media / Susan Reid
There can be no doubt that 2009 has been the Year of Twitter – everyone’s doing it from celebrities to government ministers (not to mention the US President) and there’s even talk of makin
July 25, 2009 / AppealPR News, Yorkshire / Paul Snape
There is a funny thing going on, and no one wants to talk about it! Over the past month Appeal has won four new client accounts, good Yorkshire businesses that are doing well and want to tell poten
July 24, 2009 / AppealPR News / Les Able
In those far off days when newspapers were populated by hard drinking hacks and old Imperial typewriters cluttered the desks of smoke ridden newsrooms the impending arrival of personal c
July 22, 2009 / AppealPR News, Public relations, Social media / Paul Snape
I’ve never been an advocate of using complex terminology, technical speak and marketing buzz words during my career in PR, and have always found that a straight forward and direct approach to bu
July 21, 2009 / AppealPR News, Public relations, Yorkshire / Paul Snape
Well, its often been said that PR people like the sound of their own voice and the look of their own copy. I disagree, and we have, for many years been very happy being the anonymous people be