Five Links From the Last Seven Days

by James Crawford on November 13, 2011

Here are five nuggets of hyperlink goodness, provided by a rather fine Manchester PR Agency (yes, us):

If your agency doesn’t use these PR metrics then sack them.
Keep your eye on Plexus Engine.
Fancy reading up on a few cheeky WordPress plugins?
There must be an easier way to find wifi hotspots than this nifty Foursquare app?
Google+ pages for business. Yawn.

8 Links From The Last Seven Days

by James Crawford on November 6, 2011

More hyperlink goodness from your most cherished Manchester PR agency.

Kevin Rose has launched Oink, a service which I think really should just be a function of Foursquare
New feature makes Google+ more relevant for PRs
10 reasons why PR matters. Some old chestnuts in here but always worth a reminder
Thinking about a social media department? Don’t bother, it doesn’t exist in isolation.
In my humble opinion PR can bring a lot to good web design
Daily Mail’s clarifications and corrections section just gets larger each week. This is what the kids call a ROFL
Google launches gmail app with glitches. World goes mad
United launch its own social network because our 660million fans can’t all come from Manchester

by James Crawford on October 30, 2011

Here are another six links to interesting internet nuggets and trivia, as shared by your favourite Manchester-based PR agency:

An interesting look at what ‘thought leaders’ believed exhibitions might have looked like now
We really should enter the Golden Hedgehogs
Obama turns to Tumblr
Two good pressies for beginners. What is newsworthy? and proof reading.
Flow visualisation in Google Analytics. Useful
A bit of Roy Keane, which still makes good viewing despite the context of the Manchester derby.

by James Crawford on October 20, 2011

Here are six links to interesting internet stuff and nonsense, provided by your favourite Manchester public relations agency:

Group scheduling tool Doodle reached 10million users
Am I the only person that still likes Quora? Not according to this article.
Do PR people always pick the low hanging fruit before the wheels come off? Brush up on your buzzwords?
NLP in digital marketing. Forget it at your peril.
I love you Dropbox. That is all.
And finally, the Daily Mash sticks it to the Stone Roses.