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Business: Getting your Message Heard by the Press with expert help from Tom Keighley Editor at Business News Network bdaily.co.uk and PR professional Keith Newman of Highlights PR.

Business: Getting your Message Heard by the Press with expert help from Tom Keighley Editor at Business News Network bdaily.co.uk and PR professional Keith Newman of Highlights PR.

Health: Easy Ways to Stay Healthy and Happy at Work with Alison Davies (of Fair Trade jewellery company Danusha and Mark Earnden (celebrity chef from The Food Education Company)

Health: Easy Ways to Stay Healthy and Happy at Work with Alison Davies (of Fair Trade jewellery company Danusha and Mark Earnden (celebrity chef from The Food Education Company)

On The MYOB Show today - should you separate your professional and personal social media? 

Today we look at how a split social media presence can both help and hinder your message online and what you can do to avoid social media fails.

Guest: Brian Lee - 

Radio presenter and web site creator Brian knows his way around a keyboard and has an impressive understanding of the behind the scenes action which goes on on-line.

Producer: Alistair Goodier - 

Radio producer and presenter Alistair is an MA student studying Radio Production at the University of Sunderland.

Presenter: Dom O'Neill - 

A media pro with 10 years experience in the broadcast industries. Dom set up The MYOB Show and has many years experience working with social media for radio shows and Podcasts.

Why listen?

We’ll find out how to make your professional social networks work for you and your projects, why it can be important to keep your personal life out of your business and what you should think about before you start interacting with others online.

If you want to make the most out of your social media and create an interest, engaging and professional presence online find out what you need to succeed in the world of social media...

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The MYOB Show: Helping you succeed in your freelance creative career! More info at myobshow.com.

If you have a story we should be talking about please do get in touch at [email protected] or via Twitter.

Warning! Strong language and opinions through out!

On The MYOB Show this week we discover how to get keep you and your skills in the creative industry.

The media, arts and creative industries are in trouble at the moment: the pay is low, the hours are long and the only people who seem to be doing well are “HR-bots” - who are belittling and bullying the creativity out of skilled people.

On today’s show we’ve assembled awesome advice on how to talk to talent-less HR-ss holes to keep your creative career alive.

Who’s on the show?

Tom Keighley -

Editor of business news site Bdaily.co.uk

Si Bales –

Formerly CEO of Bdaily and Managing Director at Venstr.

Jonny Marshall –

Formally of Bdaily and now marketing Officer at Prior Pursglove College.

Presenter: Dom O'Neill –

MA and BA (Hon) Radio and media graduate with 10 years experience working freelance in the UK broadcast industry.

Why listen?

On today’s show we’ll find out how to get in and keep in the media, arts and creative business, how find jobs, keep up your moral and convince HR obsessed creative employers that they should choose you over the other applicants.

If you want to make it in the competitive creative business world then you need to…

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Want to know more?

The MYOB Show is here to help you live the dream! With loads of really useful info at myobshow.com.

Do you create, present or produce creative content or works of art? Do you make your money “else where” and do your creative projects for the love of it? On today’s The MYOB Show we find out whether you need to make money out of what your love for it to be your career?

Who’s on the show?

Guest: Victoria Watson - Award winning author, who set up Elementary V Watson - a proofreading and copywriting business. Victoria helps writers, students and businesses in the UK, US and Australia with copywriting issues plus finds the time to conducts one-to-one tutorials and run two writing groups.

Producer: Alistair Goodier – Currently studying a Masters Degree in Radio Production (& Management) at the University of Sunderland.

Presenter: Dom O’Neill - With a Master of Arts in Radio Production (& Management) and a BA (Hon) Degree in Media Production plus 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK - Dom knows how to survive and succeed in the creative freelance world.

Why listen?

Today we discover why it pays to have multiple incomes, employers and skills when you want to make it in the post recession creative industry.

We find out why you need to big up your skills and keep the love for what you do. Plus Dom and guest give their insight into how perceptions and working practices have changed and how you can make the most of the new digital creative industry.

Want to find out why you are more of a success then you may think?!

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Do you want the world to see your creative ideas?

Blogs are a great way to show people who your are and what you do. That's why Today on The MYOB Show we discover how you too can be blogging success story.

Who’s on the show

Guest: Sally is a Journalist, Blogger and author of the Who's the Mummy blog. She also founded the Mad Blog Awards, Blog camp UK, Tots 100 and Foodies 100 blog Directories.

Guest: "Molly Sears-Piccavey is a blogger originally from Nottinghamshire UK but has lived in Spain since 1998. She lives in Southern Spain in Granada where she writes her blog www.piccavey.com.

Presenter: Dom O’Neill - With a Master of Arts in Radio Production (& Management) and a BA (Hon) Degree in Media Production plus 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK - Dom knows how to survive and succeed in the creative freelance world.

Producer: Alistair Goodier – Currently studying a Masters Degree in Radio Production (& Management) at the University of Sunderland.

Why Listen?

On the show we discover why you should blog? How you and your creative ideas will benefit? Why you need to keep it real, build trust and keep it personal? Plus we find out the benefits of joining blogging directories and applying for blog awards.

If you want to succeed in the crowded world of blogging you need to stand above the crowd and use all the trick of the trade at your disposal.

Want to be a blogging success story?

Listen to this weeks The MYOB Show!

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On The MYOB Show this week we discover our top 10 tips for successfully breaking into the TV, entertainment and media industries.

A creative career is as hard to get into today as ever these days so today’s show is a must listen for all media students, drama and film students plus all other new comers to the business.

Who’s on the show?

Presenter: Dom O'Neill – MA and BA (Hon) Radio and media graduate with an 10 years experience working freelance in the UK broadcast industry is joined by…

Guest: Nicki Nightingale - Nick has been prompting for 21 years in corporate events, conferences and broadcast TV.

Guest: Rob Roy Collins -  Rob started out as a street performer back in 1999. Rob combines comedy, escapology and acrobatics live on stage and in the street.

Producer: Alistair Goodier - Radio presenter and MA student studying Radio Production and Management at the University of Sunderland.

Why listen?

On the show our expert guests will discuss why our top 10 tips below really can accelerate your career and help it be the success you want it to be.

Top 10 Freelancer Tips:

1. Don’t work for free (if you don’t have to)

2. Be patient

3. Build up your banter

4. It helps to be a tem player

5. Find something you enjoy

6. You need confidence

7. Be organised

8. Always give it a go

9. You need realistic initial goals

10. Be contact-able!

Want to know what you need to know before you embark on the road to success? Want to start your careers as quickly and as smoothly as possible?

The you need to listen to this weeks The MYOB Show!

On The MYOB Show today we discover how to keep safe when you are working on location. If you are freelance, self employed or your own boss, your health and safety are paramount to your success!

No matter if you're on location, filming, taking photos, recce-ing locations, researching, auditioning or traveling around for business the most important consideration when planning any trip away is keeping safety.

There are really simple things you can do to make sure you and the people you are working with on location are as safe as possible. Find out what you should be planning for and how easy it is to avoid problems on today's MYOB Show!

Who's on the show?

Presenter: Dom O'Neill

MA and BA (Hon) Radio and media studies graduate with over 10 years experience working in the UK broadcast industries.

Producer: Alistair Goodier

Radio presenter and MA student studying Radio Production and Management at the University of Sunderland.

Why listen?

When you're creative business and projects rely on you keeping fit and healthy, you can't afford to leave you safety to luck!

On The MYOB Show we find out what you need to consider when planning for your trip away. It's easy to learn how to avoid injury and plan to keep safe while out and about living the dream in the creative industries.

Want to know what you need to know before you go?

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Want to know more about success in the creative industries? Find more via our web site at myobshow.com.