Archive for the Social media Category

December 7, 2010 / AppealPR News, Social media / Susan Reid

Digital developments for 2011

Digital developments for 2011

If you’re wondering what 2011 might have in store in the fast moving digital world, some recent research from The Futures Company ht gives a taste of the year ahead. -          Shock, ho

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November 24, 2010 / AppealPR News, Marketing, Social media / Susan Reid

Blogging for SEO

Blogging for SEO

It’s now well known that adding a blog to your company’s web site is an excellent way of maximising search engine optimisation (SEO).  Google et al love blogs because (if managed properly) they a

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November 11, 2010 / AppealPR News, Social media, Yorkshire / Susan Reid

Social media for the common good

Social media for the common good

Every now and then, you see a blog which makes you think.  A recent post from Nixon McInnes raised the interesting topic of ‘social media goodness’.  Why do people bend over backwards to help o

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September 24, 2010 / Marketing, Public relations, Social media, Yorkshire / Paul Snape

Blogging For Business

Blogging For Business

Gone are the days when bloggers were opinionated frustrated writers pounding away on obscure web sites.  In 2007 the first bloggers in the US received formal press credentials although the history

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September 16, 2010 / AppealPR News, Public relations, Social media / Susan Reid

Five Tips for Blogger Outreach

Five Tips for Blogger Outreach

The ubiquitous internet really has given ‘power to the people’.  Any individual now has the potential to wield the influence of a journalist – all he has to do is identify a niche subject and c

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August 10, 2010 / AppealPR News, Marketing, Social media, Yorkshire / Paul Snape

iPad – Frivolous Gadget or Serious Business Tool?

iPad – Frivolous Gadget or Serious Business Tool?

My best 40th birthday gift in June was the much heralded iPad, a gorgeous piece of design that I knew I wanted, but wasn’t sure quite why. A few months on and it has found a new place in my daily

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July 20, 2010 / Public relations, Social media / Susan Reid

Read all about it – at a price

Read all about it – at a price

As print newspapers face fierce competition from digital media, the concept of charging readers for online content has been a hot topic of debate.  However, with news this week that The Times has los

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April 13, 2010 / Marketing, Public relations, Social media / Paul Snape

Have a Break?

Have a Break?

Although it has bubbled away for a long time, the Greenpeace anti-Nestle campaign very publicly reared its head recently, giving Nestle the perfect chance to feature as a high profile case study on ho

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April 6, 2010 / AppealPR News, Marketing, Social media / Paul Snape

Developing iPhone apps isn’t rocket science...

Developing iPhone apps isn’t rocket science…

I wish there was some decent guidance about developing ‘apps’ for iPhone, BlackBerry and Android platforms, but there seems to be a conspiracy by 'techies' to keep the process as mysterious as p

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February 11, 2010 / Marketing, Social media / Susan Reid

Have You Lost Your Tweet?

Have You Lost Your Tweet?

After the growing hysteria last year when it appeared that the Twitter epidemic was more virulent than swine flu, I was interested to see a report in Social Media Today indicating that the chirrup may

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