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PR for all seasons

We’ve made it through Halloween, today is Bonfire Night (anyone reading this not from the UK, Google “Guy Fawkes”) and next we’ll be ignoring (or culturally misappropriating) Thanksgiving. But we’re

Seven deadly PR sins no. 7: Denial

Seven weeks, seven sins… it’s the final instalment of our Seven deadly PR sins blog series. Sin 7: Denial SPOILER ALERT: you won’t get any PR coverage if you don’t

Seven deadly PR sins no.6: Greed

Here’s the penultimate instalment in our series of 7 deadly PR sins… Sin 6: Greed Everyone wants results. And it’s completely normal to want more. But no one likes a

Seven deadly PR sins part 5: Wrath

And, just like that, the fifth PR sin in our series of 7 deadly PR sins has arrived… Sin 5: Wrath Not to be confused with slagging off the competition!

Seven deadly PR sins part 4: Ego trips

A week has flown by and so, here’s the fourth PR sin in our series of 7 deadly PR sins… Sin 4: Ego trips We could have lumped this in

Seven deadly PR sins part 3: Ignorance

Moving swiftly on, here’s the third PR sin in our series of 7 deadly PR sins… Sin 3: Being ignorant Can you be ignorant without knowing it? Are you wasting

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Five things you can always write a press release about

When it comes to increasing brand awareness through the powers of PR, there’s no magic formula. If there was, then trust us… we would have bottled the stuff by now

How to choose the spokesperson for your business

We’ve all seen it – someone being interviewed on the TV on behalf of a company who should be impressing us with their knowledge and calm persona but is actually

How to create the best environment for a PR win… a Positive Mental Attitude!

We all hate Mondays… right? For TeamRev, that really couldn’t be further from the truth. Admittedly, there’s a little less enthusiasm flying around the office in the early hours of

Hitting the headlines as a small business: top tips for getting media coverage for your business

These days, public relations (PR) covers everything from newspapers and magazines – in print and online – to radio, digital TV, social media and everything in between. When you’re starting