13 Dec 2011
| by David Singleton
A combination of 30 new clients accounting for fees of more than £3m, impressive campaigns and strong sales metrics made 2011 a memorable year for The Red Consultancy, writes David Singleton.
Thomas Cook has hit back at rival TUI by publishing a letter from interim chief executive which claims the travel company is "in safe hands" while the embattled tour operator undertakes a strategic review of the business.
Morrisons has secretly opened an unbranded central London pop-up kitchen restaurant this week in an effort to win over consumers and foodies to its new ready meals range.
12 Oct 2011
Marketing assembled a panel of the PR industry's top practitioners to discuss the state of their sector, what the discipline has to offer and its place in the communications milieu.
12 Oct 2011
| by Louise Lloyd, deputy managing director, Cirkle
By tapping into emerging trends that resonate with consumers, brands can develop even more meaningful relationships with them, stay ahead of the game and, ultimately, influence loyalty.
12 Oct 2011
| by Hilary Meacham, founder and managing director, Focus PR
For brands and PR agencies to work together in the long term, it's essential to abide by a code of respect and dialogue from the off. After all, a successful business partnership is like a good marriage.
12 Oct 2011
| by Graham Goodkind, founder and chief executive, Frank PR
Now more than ever, the public are wise to corporate chicanery and political deceit, so brands would do well to keep their PR advisers close and be nothing but absolutely open with consumers.
12 Oct 2011
| by Miki Haines-Sanger, founding partner, Golden Goose PR
Some of the most effective campaigns are those where the PR agency has been at the core of integrated activity, coming up with the timely ideas that inspire the public and media alike.
12 Oct 2011
| by Paul Baverstock and John Sarsfield, MHP Communications
In a time of crisis, the communication of believable leadership, emotional integrity and conspicuous competence is essential. It also helps if you have built up a strong reputation in the first place.
12 Oct 2011
| by Stuart Smith, chief executive EMEA, Ogilvy PR
The importance of earned media such as social networks is rising, corporate PR can no longer ignore consumers, and communities and causes are priceless - so the answer is a qualified 'yes'.