By the time they are 20, any social media aware teenager will have practiced one of the most important aspects of Public Relations thousands of times.
Coming back to work early, isn't all doom and gloom, as Michele's been finding out. Read her blog about giving yourself time to explore new things and think creatively.
This morning's 7.5-magnitude earthquake and the strong aftershocks that followed were a good reminder about how important communication is in a crisis.
For years, your company Facebook page has been running smoothly – and then all of a sudden a stream of hateful posts are made by an anonymous troll. What do you do?
We were challenged to turn traditional disability-speak on its head for AccessAbility's new website and re-brand. The result: a new way of talking about disability.
Thanks to technology, consumers are more in control than ever before. Are you ready for what's coming next and how are you going to make the most of people power? Our team mate Hannah shares what she learnt from the likes of Google, Twitter and The Huffington Post at the ad:tech conference in Sydney last week.
Maintaining a strong social media portfolio helps businesses to stay connected with the people they care about. Learn how we helped Frances Jerard Fashion use social media for Beijing Fashion Week and read our five top tips.
With a participant from just about every major world disaster in the last five years, our thinking was turned on its head at this year’s Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) Public Health Network risk communication workshop.
Jumping off the sky tower in a pink ball gown to launch her new fashion label was a daring stunt from Christchurch fashion designer Wendy Jerard.
We’ve recently formed a collaborative, ENGAGE Canterbury, with two other like-minded businesses that are passionate about building strong post-earthquake communities.