Save time and money and get better results: why your communications strategy should be your number one priority
COVID-19, the Black Lives Matter movement, and the relentless pace of digital transformation are having a seismic impact on so many areas of our
Which brand has won the Christmas advert battle this year?
It’s that time of year again: the Christmas adverts have landed, a mini milestone for many that signals the festive season is now officially
Why the West Yorkshire Mayor must get their houses in order
The race to be West Yorkshire Mayor is hotting up with Labour having shortlisted three candidates ahead of a final candidate being chosen by
Five ways good communication can make places happen
If you’re reading this blog, you’re probably interested in place-making. Maybe you work for a government body, housebuilder or housing provider. You could be
Living Wage Week
Here at Social, we’re really proud of our Living Wage Employer status – it demonstrates our dedication to people. The Living Wage Foundation campaigns
Records, Tomatoes & Social’s Top Productivity Tips for Remote Working
The needle drops. A jet engine roars. “Flew in from Miami Beach BOAC, didn’t get to bed last night.” So begins another day working
Three key thoughts on the Planning White Paper
The deadline for responses to the Planning White Paper consultation passes this week (29 October). Many organisations with different and competing interests have expressed
5 Easy Ways for Your Brand to Get Involved with LinkedIn Stories
Following in Facebook, Instagram and Snapchats footsteps, LinkedIn is the latest platform to give Stories a try. Although it may seem an unusual social
Lessons on video from lockdown
Jon Bassett, one of our Videographers here at Social, provides some key tips on how to optimise your use of video whilst sharing his
Walking a mile in other people’s shoes – leading with empathy
Our Head of PR in Manchester, Becki Ord, reflects on the importance of empathy and her experience working with Spectra in supporting the Care
Emily in Paris: France’s biggest fraud?
Unless you’ve had your head buried in the sand over the last couple of weeks, you’ll likely have heard about Netflix’s new series Emily
Walking alone
When I started looking at this blog earlier this week, the key story was that Liverpool was being placed into a strict local lockdown