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Our latest newsletter is bringing all you need to know about digital PR trends, our favourite stunts of the week, and what makes a good PR internship.
What passes for a decent PR internship these days?
We all remember our first tentative steps into the world of work, and for some, those were done under a (historically speaking) unpaid internship.
Getting a foot in the door is half the battle and in the competitive PR sector which – according to Stephen Waddington’s latest PR Jobs column – is on a recruitment upswing, an internship with the right agency can be invaluable.
Thanks to Jessica Nazaire , Natalie Luke , Morenike O. , Gemma Moroney , Emma Parrish , Archana Shah and Marcia La-Rose FPRCA, CMPRCA for their thoughts on this piece.
PR Stunt Watch: A CPR bra, tackling London’s phone theft problem and the return of the McRib
Lee Sanders was on Stunt Watch duty this week, and shined a spotlight onto a really important campaign from St John Ambulance and Fight or Flight to raise awareness of CPR on women.
Next up was the unsnatchable iPhone from JOAN Creative made with Anti-Snatch Spike Technology, although the practicalities of putting it in your pocket become somewhat limited.
October’s Digital PR Trends: A recipe for disaster
Google has the search community worried with new recipe feature.
Google testing a new button on a few recipes isn’t that noteworthy, right? We’re not so sure.
Put simply, this new feature serves you a recipe straight from the results pages. It extracts the full recipe and lays it out for you – with no need to visit the website.
Ben Eaglestone , data lead at PR firm Energy PR shares his thoughts on the latest digital PR trends, including updates from BrightonSEO.
Good and Bad PR: Sainsbury's gets a gold star, BBC does not and a conker whiz is caught out
Andy Barr is back with another great instalment of Good & Bad PR.
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In a week where inflation dropped, Labour celebrated 100 (difficult) days of being in power and Brewdog got themselves in embroiled in another scandal, Andy shares the good and bad in PR last week.
In the good books include Sainsbury's and Lidl, bad books includes the BBC.
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