Monthly Archives: April 2012
According to Google, eight million people in the UK access the internet from their smartphone every day. There are 23 million smartphones in the UK – almost 50% of all mobile phones. Despite this, many businesses have not invested in … Continue reading
We’ve heard so much over the past couple of years on how useful corporate blogging can be – if you’re in business then you really do need to blog. Setting up and starting a blog is relatively easy these days … Continue reading
There’s an app for that Make as many jokes as you like about Mark Zuckerberg not understanding how to purchase an app, he knows what suits his business. Instagram has been a runaway success. The instant integration with social media … Continue reading
On Thursday 26th April I’m attending (as a panelist) the Conference and Hospitality Show 2012 at Leeds United Football Club, Elland Road. It’s the only show of its kind outside of London, bringing together people who work at all levels … Continue reading
Most companies nowadays have already taken on board the fact that blogging is the new Public Relations. It’s a great way of communicating with customers and clients, either current or potential. What’s more, blogging and social media platforms can be … Continue reading
This is a Guest Post from Louise Turner from Your Virtual PR A company issues a code of conduct. It makes the national news. Weird, right? Well, not if the company is Transport for London (TfL) and the code of … Continue reading
Regular users of YouTube will have noticed that the second most popular web search facility after Google has had a makeover. The new YouTube design and navigation changes have been in effect since the end of last year, sparking great … Continue reading
