All in a PR agency day’s work #9
From achieving widespread media coverage, producing high-level industry reports through to delivering social media training – a week is a long time in PR
All in a day’s PR work #7
Many of our clients come to us at the very start of their journey. Here are a few such success stories from the past few weeks.
All in a day’s PR work #6
Targeted media coverage? Product launches? Delivering the biggest agri-tech event of the year? In little over a week, we’re proud to have supported clients in achieving all of this!
All in a day’s PR work #5
From news-jacking stories about robots, to working with Silicon Valley companies and promoting new tests for human and animal health, here’s an insight into our PR work week.
All in a day’s PR work #4
Our latest blog offering a PR peek into our working week – including press-event organising, film producing, lab test assisting, and birthday cake candle lighting!
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…
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.