All in a day’s PR work #3
We’ve recently been joined at Holdsworth Associates PR by Anja, a student from Swavesey Village College. Here she tells us more about her work experience with us.
All in a day’s PR work #2
It’s been a busy few weeks: from product launches to agricultural shows, liaising with Government on policy change and celebrating Father’s Day, here is an insight into our PR working week at Holdsworth Associates.
All in a day’s PR work #1
From celebrating the birth of 500 babies to growing social networks, building event promotion packages and profiling unique business investments, here’s a peek behind our PR week at Holdsworth Associates.
Beards, nails and sushi: how to do good science communications
This week the Science and Media Centre gathered journalists, doctors and scientists – as well as a few media officers and communicators – in a room to try and improve understanding of each other’s roles…
Red and green should never be seen – proofing checks in documents
Do you take off the proofing marks – the little wavy lines indicating a spelling or grammar error – when you send a Word document? No? Why not?
Backing up your data
You may well back up your important data, but you probably don’t. It’s something that you know you ought to do, but never quite get around to doing it.
Have you outgrown your website?
Fashions in websites change, and it can seem like you need a new website more regularly than you need a new wardrobe. But it’s not just the nature of the internet that’s changing, it’s the nature of your business.
More to marketing than meets the eye…
There is much more to marketing than you might initially think. Alongside standard techniques, there are other less obvious ways to promote a company that Holdsworth Associates explores.
A naked flash of inspiration
The Eureka! moment can hit at the most unexpected of times. Some of the most significant scientific breakthroughs and useful inventions have first flashed in to someone’s brain at the oddest of times.
World premiere of ‘Any Major Dude’
When he asked friends and their families ‘do you want to be in a movie?’ John Holdsworth had an enthusiastic response…