Publishing
Proper nouns usually come with capital letters. Think of your name, countries, political parties and hundreds of other categories. In theory, we should spell the internet as ‘the Internet’. There…
Read MoreIs a publication from a supermarket chain, Tesco Magazine, now the largest in the UK, ahead of tabloids such as The Sun and The Mail? It’s certainly not online and…
Read MoreYeah, that’s not going to happen. In short, distrust anyone who promises they know how to do this. Doubly distrust anyone who says they can guarantee it for you. (And…
Read MoreIt stands for a chief content officer. Google this three-letter acronym*, though, and you soon leave the world of content. Chief Communications Officer, Chief Compliance Officer, even Cisco Connection Online…
Read MoreThis infograpic caught our eye. On the one hand it’s a great modern take on the vox pop. The guys listed below are all experts on search engine optimisation (SEO)…
Read MoreI was tempted, trust me, to exploit the very thing I’m about to criticise. How often do you see a headline along the lines of: “What the Oscars mean for…
Read MoreShort answer: Always. Here’s why. A few blogs, even mainstream news sites, bury or even leave off date stamps from their posts. They do this – although there are exceptions…
Read MoreWe see that Business Insider is the latest of the big boys in web publishing to include sponsored content among regular editorial. It isn’t ditching ads – it has a…
Read MoreEditorial, while the necessary foundation for how many media businesses work, has long been considered by some as a cost centre. Last week at an event I made an analogy…
Read MoreWhat do you tell online publishers about content marketing opportunities? I had that dilemma at a presentation to the Association of Online Publishers (@ukaop) event last week. The biggest thing…
Read MoreWe promised some examples of newsletters that don’t fit a boring, link-fest format. They are newsletters that deliver (if you’ll excuse the term) a first-rate user experience. Unfortunately we are…
Read MoreFresh from sending our own CC:UK email newsletter, it’s no secret that we work with clients on theirs. A lot. The biggest question we’re asked? “What is best practice?” Our…
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