Ronseal puts Lucre on alert in consumer PR support overhaul
03 Nov 2011 | by Matt Cartmell
Ronseal has started a pitch process to find a consumer PR agency.
Social era comms is about creating smaller, easy-to-build concepts and keeping them in play.
Ronseal has started a pitch process to find a consumer PR agency.
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Public trust in Sunday broadsheet newspapers is high, but they continue to lose readers to their tabloid competitors despite the closure of the News of the World.
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