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How many communications strategies have you written in your time? How many of them worked and how many disappeared through the cracks due to competing and reactive work demand? This new guest post gives valuable insight into how one government department tackled a new strategy and the benefits of a new approach…
by Lucy Denton
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The arrival of autumn signals the start of the party conference season. What on earth will they talk about, it’s not like there is much going on right now. Whether you are directly involved, or watching from afar, they’ll be newsworthy for sure…
by Will Mapplebeck
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There are many ways to create an environment where great internal comms thrives. Does social media offer fresh options? You’ll have heard about Workplace by Facebook but this new case study gives some interesting new insight…
by Lindsay Narey
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The 5th annual UnAwards launch TODAY. They’re the most accessible industry awards around. Now it’s not a time to quietly sit back and hope your boss recognises and appreciates your efforts. So try and get yourself shortlisted for an UnAward to really put your work on the organisational map.
by Darren Caveney
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You’ll have seen many a spat on social media over the years. But surely a university should be above inciting an online scuffle?
by Rebecca Roberts
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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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The recent Reading University tweet which not challenged critics of the establishment offering scholarships to 14 refugees, but specifically told them what they could go do, won a lot of fans on Twitter. This post from a head of comms from the sector gives a wider view and perspective.
by Julie Odams
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Comms Unplugged was pretty much the best work-related thing I did last year. It’s back for 2018 – slightly bigger and even better. Don’t miss it – I promise you’ll love it. But you might have a doubtful boss to convince? Help is at hand…
by Darren Caveney
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Following the NHS’s 70th anniversary, it’s a good time to explore the role of communications and social media to promote behaviour change as the pressures continue to grow.
by Dil Shemare
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Comms Academy has been a fixture in the public sector communications and PR calendar for over a decade. This year it takes place in the UK’s heart, Birmingham.
by Simon Jones
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Many have made the move from journalism to PR. This post reflects on 10 years on the bright side…
by Daniel Cattanach
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One man who works in insight and who has left the public sector looks back and says 'thank you' to comms people he worked with.
by Adam Pearson
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