
What’s worth posting on LinkedIn… and what’s not?
Everyone’s an author. Great.
Few can write well. Oh dear.
What, then, are the principles that should govern our activity?

Everyone’s an author. Great.
Few can write well. Oh dear.
What, then, are the principles that should govern our activity?

Are AI Avatar-influencers the future of consumer marketing, or a potential minefield?

Paul Lindsell assesses inconsistent data on corporate sustainability reporting.

Where is your thought leadership content featured, outside of company channels like blogs and socials? What are the key publications and channels your target customer regularly reads?

This came up the other day when a senior manager told us that they could ‘knock off a few bits of marketing content’ themselves. In

Will today’s US policy set back the green agenda? If you listen to the general media moping and misery, you would think that green and

If the market changes, don’t we shimmy with it? We’re just on our way back from the Austrian mountains where we’ve been trekking in the

Five office days…really? Thank goodness for a Chief Executive with some real common sense. As reported in the FT, “Citigroup chief executive Jane Fraser has

So it’s all about STEM is it? Hmmm. A most wise commentator on the radio said the other day, “Education seems to have become confused

Last week we took the dog for his daily walk. About halfway round his usual circuit we passed a traffic warden putting a ticket on

Short answer – YES! And if you go on to the Web, you’ll find a metaphorical million people saying so. They usually arrogantly label their

When I first started out in PR & Marketing (and maybe for a while afterwards…), I found industry jargon really confusing. Thought leadership, for instance,

Was I going to bother you with a Thursday ThoughtSpark over the Christmas break? No I was NOT! Why? Because we’re having a break. That

What are the skills gaps in companies backed by private equity? Marketing regularly falls to the bottom of priorities, especially because it is difficult to

OK, you lovely in-house marketing managers and directors (a.k.a. “clients”)… …it’s time to turn the tables and look at the good, the bad and the

If the answer to this was easy, there would be no quality disappointments for management. Yet it’s a dilemma that has come up in conversation

Where are your skills gaps? Last time, I looked at the necessity – both ethical and commercial – of integrating ESG into your business strategy.
Write what should not be forgotten.