10 years ago, virtually to the day, I launched the @comms2point0 Twitter account into the world. It’s become an important part of my life. As my daughter would say – Dude, that sounds a bit dramatic.
by Darren Caveney
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10 years ago, virtually to the day, I launched the @comms2point0 Twitter account into the world. It’s become an important part of my life. As my daughter would say – Dude, that sounds a bit dramatic.
by Darren Caveney
Read moreData. Being a nerd. Keeping notes. It can all help you craft effective communications plans and campaigns.
by Will Mapplebeck
Read moreDespite what some people say, the press release still has a place in our comms toolkit. This helpful new post provides a useful guide to creating an effective release.
by Emma Lyons
Read moreMy love for the once beautiful game waned a while back. But like many others I have been enjoying the Euro’s this summer. Partly because it’s a big trip down memory lane, which has had me reflecting on the advertising and sponsorship. Which is really what the event is all about. Wait, did you think it was about football?
by Darren Caveney
Read morePresentation skills are a potent weapon in our comms armoury. But how can we improve to get the most out of the opportunities around us? By being ACE.
by Darren Caveney
Read moreHere’s the content you’ve all been waiting for: Me sat astride a JCB digger 😆
by Darren Caveney
Read moreYou’ve probably heard that “Customer Experience” (CX) is the next big thing. Wherever you go there are adverts for CX platforms, CX jobs and CX consultants. CX is red hot in the commercial sector with many organisations extolling the virtues (and rightly so) that improved customer understanding can deliver to a business. It increases revenue, aids customer retention and improves satisfaction. What’s not to like?
by Dave Worsell
Read moreCreativity Lab 3 is going to be a belter. Read on to find out why, and why it’s free to attend…
by Darren Caveney
Read moreI’ve just published my first communications annual report. “And about time too”, you might say. Reporting your work in any industry or profession is so important, but why is it something that many of us in communications don’t do regularly?
by Oliver Tipper
Read moreWell in a TV wars style battle, Creativity Lab 2 was pitted against Dominic Cummings’s explosive testimony evidence to MPs. But 120 comms pros tuned in to the second Lab and there was a tonne of learning on tap.
by Darren Caveney
Read moreAll social media channels are full of pros and cons. Likes and dislikes. Opportunities and threats. Here’s one comms pro’s insights and lessons about Twitter and getting the most from it.
by Ben Capper
Read moreCreativity Lab 2 is going to be a unique opportunity to hear from creative, advertising and branding agencies.
And I can announce today the guest panel.
by Darren Caveney
Read moreThere are plenty of pros and cons working as a comms team of one. This new guest post perfectly captures them and is packed full of learning and insights if this is your world…
by Eva Duffy
Read moreHistory will remember 18th – 21st April 2021 as a seismic 48 hours in the world of soccer-footy-ball.
by Ben Capper
Read moreI always tell applicants at interview that working in my team is like no other council. And that was certainly true in the last ten days.
by Louisa Dean
Read moreCreating informational content is tough. And, in the social media age, it’s easy to neglect your website for any sparkly new platform that catches your eye. But for many time constrained comms teams, your website is your bread and butter, and your webpages the meaty filling that support your goals.
by Hayat Rachi
Read moreThe word story is everywhere, and I am not cheering. Despite working as a story activist and being deeply committed to positive social change through compelling stories, I’m worried about where we are with story.
by Dawn Reeves
Read moreApril: A month of sunbathing and snow fall. And a new financial year for public sector comms teams which means new plans, new resources, maybe even new teams, and some fresh challenges to get stuck into.
by Darren Caveney
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