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I’m asking a listener’s question this time on the Comsteria podcast and we’ll discuss leaders on Twitter in more detail.
Do you have a communications related question you’d like me to answer? Get in touch via [email protected] and I’ll answer it on the forthcoming episode.
Thanks everyone who has bought the ‘Embrace The Space’ book I’ve written with Gary Ennis from NSDesign. We’re thrilled with how it is doing and so many positive reviews. Thanks loads!
Episode 100 of the Comsteria podcast is fast approaching…I have some plans to mark the occassion and I’ll reveal more in our next episode.
Colin Kelly's in-depth review of the Sunday Post newspaper from September 6th 2020.
This paper is currently undergoing an intense marketing push, so how is it getting on?
Colin looks inside and gives his take on every aspect of the newspaper, helping you better understand its agenda, who its aimed at and its position in the market.
Colin Kelly's in-depth review of the Sunday Post newspaper from September 6th 2020.
This paper is currently undergoing an intense marketing push, so how is it getting on?
Colin looks inside and gives his take on every aspect of the newspaper, helping you better understand its agenda, who its aimed at and its position in the market.
This is a concept made popular most recently by the leader of Team Sky, the British Cycling team.
The idea is that if you make tiny 1% improvements across every area of an activity, it all adds up to a big advantage.
It's a sound idea and worthy of further exploration. But how might it apply to your business or your comms team? And what else do you need to consider.
I share a few thoughts in this podcast. If you don't already...please subscribe! And get in touch with me through the Comsteria website.
This is a concept made popular most recently by the leader of Team Sky, the British Cycling team.
The idea is that if you make tiny 1% improvements across every area of an activity, it all adds up to a big advantage.
It's a sound idea and worthy of further exploration. But how might it apply to your business or your comms team? And what else do you need to consider.
I share a few thoughts in this podcast. If you don't already...please subscribe! And get in touch with me through the Comsteria website.
A new single and video from a great friend of mine and hugely talented Scottish singer/songwriter.
Listen now at Yvonne Lyon on Bandcamp.
A new single and video from a great friend of mine and hugely talented Scottish singer/songwriter.
Listen now at Yvonne Lyon on Bandcamp.
No cold calls. No excuses.
Set your sights on the person you want to connect with and do it.
In this episode, I discuss how social networks can open the doors you want and build relationships with people who can transform your life and work.
There's a knack to it and you need the right attitude. Be prepared to offer value.
Want more? Subscribe to this podcast and visit me online at www.comsteria.co.uk
No cold calls. No excuses.
Set your sights on the person you want to connect with and do it.
In this episode, I discuss how social networks can open the doors you want and build relationships with people who can transform your life and work.
There's a knack to it and you need the right attitude. Be prepared to offer value.
Want more? Subscribe to this podcast and visit me online at www.comsteria.co.uk
I've felt this for ages but today's coverage of Adele's choice of costume to mark what would have been the Notting Hill Carnival has pushed me over the edge.
Of course there are instances where people's behaviour or opinions are so at odds with mainstream society and the law that they should be 'shut out' from public performance and debates. But to apply that same treatment to a pop star styling her hair a particular way or choosing to dress in particular clothes risks belittling very serious issues.
Issues around racism and sexism should not be treated as 'entertainment' stories and yet I believe they often are in our mainstream media. So I have a few thoughts to share and I'd like to know what you think. You can message me at [email protected]
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