Switching jobs. We’ve all done it. We’ve all thought about it. And you may be thinking about it right now? One regular to the comms2point0 site is so decided to ask a group of peers for advice and support.
by an anonymous guest blogger
Read morelearning from the ‘hospital’ experience
For a communications team the thought of letting a TV crew behind the scenes could be daunting. How would you manage it and what would be the benefits? This guest post shares some fascinating insight on just that.
by Laura Skaithe-Knight
Read morehow often do you make the media feel special?
We know how important it is for our communications activities to be insight-led. But how about undertaking research of our own to understand where we can perform better?
by Holly Bremner
Read morevideo and social content is re-shaping the comms job description
One comms professional moved from broadcast to comms a decade ago and is surprised to find himself working as a producer again with the video and social content he is making.
by Jon King
Read morewe should celebrate those who don't shout about it
Shouldn't we celebrate with an award those who do great things but don't shout about it? One comms person thinks so.
by Clare Parker
Read morewhat we need is a video – and 15 other things comms teams hear every week
This one is the gift which keeps on giving. The never ending stream of requests – and 'advice' – which flows into most comms teams…
by Darren Caveney
Read morea level playing field – why introducing a service level agreement is a must
Demand and expectations increase, resources and time decrease. It’s a graph of doom and one we need to take charge of. Here’s a case study on how a service level agreement is the way to go.
by Ruth Fry
Read morechallenging press coverage on foster case was difficult and time consuming - but worth it
Turning around negative national newspaper coverage can be a near impossible ask - but it can be done, as this case study shows...
by Andreas Christophorou
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