Well my time at Wild PR has come to an end and what a ride it has been. I have learnt more about the Marketing and the PR side of the business than I ever thought I would. The team here have been unbelievable and have supported me in every step of my journey whilst … Continued
So, the first month of the year is nearly out of the way but like always social media is still updating and shows no sign of slowing down. If you want to keep up to date with the latest news and updates from the leading social media sites then look no further, keep reading to … Continued
Rebrands are supposed to be a way in which brands and companies refresh their image to reengage with their current audience and to appeal to potential new audiences. Many are carried out successfully, such as MasterCard, AirBnB, Deliveroo, Gumtree, the Premier League, Manchester City Football Club and even Google who have all had rebrands in … Continued
Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook has made an announcement that Facebook will change the content that users will see on their News Feeds. Users will now see more personal content from family and friends rather than news and business posts. However, this has caused an uproar among Facebook’s investors and this has resulted in … Continued
I have really enjoyed working for Wild PR this week. I chose this placement as the career I would like to work in in the future is marketing. My time here has reinforced my decision that this is definitely the career I’d like to pursue. In my college course, I cover nine units, three of … Continued
Things work out best for those who make the best of how things work. Brian Acton. The ways in which businesses communicate with their target audience has shifted an incredible amount over such a small period of time. Marketing, dealing with complaints/queries and engaging with the public through social platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn … Continued
At the end of 2017, Google officially confirmed that it was changing the way it displays snippets in Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs). Instead of displaying 160 characters, it started to display snippets of an average length of 230 characters, leading to many webmasters asking the question “should I be making my meta descriptions longer”? … Continued
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