A good quote can really help elevate a press release. But what is a ‘good’ quote? Six quick tips to help you supercharge your press release.
What do journalists want from PR professionals? Looking at Cision’s 2022 Global State of the Media Report
We take a look at Cision’s 2022 Global State of the Media Report to see how PR professionals and journalists can collaborate more easily
My Five #467
The first My Five of the year feels very much a sign of what’s to come… ‘woke’ filters, more Tiktok, and energy companies screwing us over. Enjoy.
My Five #466
In this week’s My Five we take a look back and a look forward with some of the best 2021 roundups and guides for 2022 that have been released this week.
10 reasons why SEO is like the Euros
SEO’s coming home! The country’s gone football mad and so have we, with that in mind here are 10 similarities between SEO and the Euros.
How to write the best content brief
From your brand guidelines and USPs, to audience personas and keyword research, here’s what you should be including in your content briefs.
News consumption around the globe (pre and post COVID-19)
We take a look at the key findings from Reuters recent research looking at how the world consumes its news, and how it has changed post COVID-19.
What is the difference between PR and SEO outreach?
The PR and SEO worlds often collide when building relationships with various publications and websites. We take a look at what separates SEO and PR outreach.
Can bad PR be good for SEO?
They say that any publicity is good publicity, we take a look at The North Face’s recent Wikipedia stunt to see if this still holds true.
In support of the traditional press release
Why do we, as a digital agency, still use the traditional medium of the press release? Because it works, and it works well.
Digital marketing trends of 2017 and predictions for 2018
Browser Media gets together to discuss the digital marketing trends we have witnessed in 2017 and what impact these might have in 2018.
Bloggers to use nofollow links for free gifts
New guidelines have been released about nofollow links after brands contacting bloggers with free products have caught Google’s attention.