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2012 (29)
Never mind the fear, law firms need to get social
Sourcing a social media manager? Here are seven essential qualities to look for
Turn on the Tweets: How to target your online audience - and why you should bother
Lawyers, you are a reluctant choice, to be avoided where possible. Deal with it
Five ways to stop your accountancy firm becoming an irrelevance
Build it and they won't just come - reflecting on Dewey & LeBoeuf
Feeling the pulse of business confidence
Listen, create, distribute and measure - the essential components of a modern PR plan
Dip your toe into content marketing: 5 ways to repurpose your blog posts
Our clients share their views on Budget 2012
Rising Sun - Why the UK's newest Sunday paper is important for us all
Pull in new business through inbound marketing
BBC Inside Out - 10 top tips for using social media to your advantage when applying for a job
2011 (29)
Where next for provincial law firms?
Social media: necessity or luxury for B2B marketing? - You decide
Real Business #13 - Bewl Valley Sailing Club
Is your website putting people off?
2010 (20)
2009 (44)
An Indecent Proposal - or how to get your way with Finance
Connecting Sales and Marketing in B2B
Identify the issue and own the conversation - effective engagement in B2B marketing
Cut to grow - a plea to politicians on behalf of small businesses
I wanna be a rock star - a new model for marketing
The future of print advertising
Putting the star and bucks back in Starbucks - Starbucks trial brand strategy
Leave Auntie AIDA alone - understanding consumer buying behaviour
When the tail wags the dog the great sales versus marketing debate
The Marketing Eye
Sponsorship
Articles In This Category
- 6 Nations
The RBS 6 Nations starts this weekend, providing husbands and partners up and down the land with an excuse to drink beer and not go shopping for the next 6 weeks.... read more
6th of February 2009 by Neil Edwards - Successful sponsorships
An article on sports sponsorship by the banks appeared in the Times last Friday. What I expected to be a tirade against chief executives enjoying hospitality at the... read more
5th of November 2008 by Neil Edwards

