How to find your real stories (and stop overthinking it)
There’s a common challenge we see across housing communications teams: everyone knows that “we need more stories”, but no one
There’s a common challenge we see across housing communications teams: everyone knows that “we need more stories”, but no one
Having recently graduated university and keen to gain PR experience, I joined See Media as an intern during the summer of 2022.
September is always a mad month. Summer is over and everyone is playing catch-up. Except this year it was on fast-forward!
My See Media story is the longest (10 years!), but you’ll be pleased it’s just the best bits here.
Now more than ever, especially with the new consumer regulations coming into force it’s crucial that housing providers firmly prioritise resident relationships. Here are some tips on how we’ve found it works best to approach this.
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I recently finished reading Factfulness by Hans Rosling, a book described by Barack Obama as demonstrating the “hopeful potential for
PR often means different things to different people. Traditionally, organisations have viewed PR as something that only needs to be managed in response to a crisis. While