Toponyms, eponyms and etymology: Dog breeds named after people, places and things!
Crufts special: Ever wondered where your dog breed name came from? Read on for your answers – they come from people, places or things!
Guest Blog: How media training has changed – we’re all used to cameras now
Media training – what is it and why might you need it. Our guest blog, written by experienced TV producer, presenter and trainer Iain McBride explains all.
Why bother to write a blog?
To blog or not to blog. It’s not a question Shakespeare had to worry about but it’s something we get asked a lot, so here’s our take on them. Yes is the answer…read on to find out why!
How to keep your blog to the point
Some simple tips to help you stick to your blog topic and keep your audience’s attention.
Winter Olympics lingo and origins
Where do familiar Winter Olympics phrases and words come from? Slalom, skates, Apres-Ski. Read on to find out their origins…
How to write a press release that gets published
How to write a press release – guidance and advice to avoid the pitfalls of your PR being deleted by the journalist you sent it to!
Customer reviews: Why they are vital for your marketing
Does your company ask its customers for reviews? Here’s how to ask, and how to use those reviews for your marketing.
How a cyber-attack can affect your reputation
Cyber security is important for all businesses in these digital days – and most businesses will be on top of what they need to do. Hacks can cause financial loss, lose you time, drop your productivity and affect your bottom line. But they can also affect your reputation too which, as you will know, has…
Why entering the KEiBA awards could be great PR
We write so many award entries, for Izzy PR and our clients, because it’s a great thing to have included in your PR plan. With the Kent Excellence in Business Awards (KEiBA) deadline coming up – 30th June – now seems a good time to remind you why entering awards can be great for your…
What the next generation asked me about journalism
As part of her role as a Worldly Wise Ambassador, Sarah was recently asked to give a presentation to students from Kent Health Needs Education Service, around her profession, job and career. The theme was ‘Myths & Legends’ – giving her the opportunity to let them know what it’s really like to work in journalism,…