Newspaper political leanings: how the nationals are approaching the electionOur papers political leanings influence the types of stories they pick up even outside of election season, so it’s really important to understand them.Read more
The tech leap year: 5 ways to prep for the UK electionWe brought together experts from tech, politics and public affairs for a panel discussion on what to expect in the 2024 election, and how to prepare.Read more
Everything about building a good client-agency relationshipThe comprehensive guide to building an amazing client-agency relationship.Read more
How do you get your story into the FT?We sat down with Financial Times Political Correspondent Anna Gross, to get the inside track.Read more
How to brief a PR agency to get amazing resultsThe way you brief your PR agency will lay the foundations for success. Get it right to generate the best results.Read more
Crisis communications: lessons from the Post Office scandalCommunicating in a crisis is not about telling lies or covering up misdeeds. What should the Post Office have done differently?Read more
Meeting deadlines, making headlines – the role of timeliness in PRJournalists are under immense pressure to deliver the news the moment it happens, so if you respond slowly the opportunity to get coverage slips.Read more
PR secrets: how your brand can build a winning digital PR strategyMD of PR, Katy Bloomfield shares the highlights from a panel discussion centred on strengthening reputation and building trust in 2024 using digital PR.Read more
Journo intel: Sabah Meddings, UK Business Correspondent at Bloomberg on buzzworthy stories, Terminal fodder and ‘newsmakers’Read more
Journo intel: Shaun Wooller, health editor at the Daily Mail, on cost-of-living ailments, university research and healthtech benefitsRead more
Journo intel: Jessie Hewitson, money and biz ed at The i, on coffees equalling stories, visuals and dataRead more
Journo Intel: Murad Ahmed, technology news editor at the FT on big names, boring stories and blossoming relationshipsRead more
Journo intel: Sarah Green, senior producer at BBC 5 Live, on pet peeves, blanket spam and name droppingRead more
Journo intel: Rachel Millard, Energy Correspondent at The Telegraph, on ideal pitch times, hot topics and what readers want to seeRead more
Journo intel: Tom Wilson, senior energy correspondent at the Financial Times, on nuclear fusion, being genuine, two hour deadlines and the impact of the war in UkraineRead more
Journo intel: Julian Marr, Bonhill’s editor-in-chief, on common ESG language, macro-economic trends and international audiencesRead more
Journo Intel: Times Higher Education’s Chris Havergal on student loans, tuition fees, and the ‘big picture’ in higher educationRead more
Journo intel: What do vegan dairy farmers, TikTok teachers and the Great Resignation have in common?Read more
Journo intel: Simoney Kyriakou, Senior Editor at FT Adviser, on challenges in journalism, working with PRs, and keeping chickensRead more
Journo intel: Christopher Williams, business editor of The Telegraph, on digital news, cricket, and Sunday-type journalismRead more
Journo intel: Greg Hurst, social affairs editor at The Times, on the coronavirus and the future of mediaRead more
Journo intel: Amy Gibbons, from TES tells us about investigations, drum ‘n’ bass and birdwatchingRead more
Journo intel: Junior Isles, editor-in-chief, The Energy Industry Times on woolly phrasing, timing and bad PR habitsRead more
Fintech PR case study: Spreading the word on Soldo’s coronavirus aid initiative (European PR case study)Read more
Journo intel: Matthew Garrahan, Financial Times news editor on Covid, corporate smear jobs, and the ideal dinner partyRead more
Journo intel: Eoin McSweeney, editorial producer at CNN International on fake news and ‘terrible’ sports articlesRead more
Journo intel: Madeleine Silver, freelance writer on sex toy research and hibernating in a shepherd’s hutRead more
Journo intel: Elizabeth Jordan, editor of BSEE on an environmentally friendly future and PR agency middlemenRead more
Journo intel: Kim Thomas, freelance national journalist on Nye Bevan’s birthplace and the Birth Trauma AssociationRead more
Journo intel: Oliver Shah, business editor at The Sunday Times on a new Covid concierge, lockdown winners and Sir Phillip GreenRead more
Journo intel: David Blackmore, news producer at This Morning on pitching in the coronavirus eraRead more
Journo intel: Lucy Warwick-Ching, personal finance digital and communities editor at the FT on podcast Thursday and 92,000 unread emailsRead more
Journo intel: Shona Ghosh, Business Insider tech editor on deep-dive investigations, chutzpah and brain chipsRead more