In this blog, our in-house graphic designer Meig Wilson discusses why great visuals are no longer just a bonus in PR, but a key part of a successful campaign.
I used to be the one asking the questions. Armed with a mic, a deadline and enough caffeine to fell a horse, I spent years reporting from the field – first in Stockholm, then at BBC Scotland – dashing between press conferences, interviews and the occasional chaotic live shot.
BR’s Sophie recently attended Marketing Spice Live, an online panel discussion hosted by Pimento, on ‘Why PR & Social Must Work Together: Building Unified Brand Narratives’.
At Building Relations PR, we are committed to nurturing the next generation of talent with work experience opportunities across our London, Edinburgh and Surrey offices. Last week, one of our summer placements Amelia, who studies History at The University of Leeds, joined the team for a jam-packed week of all things property PR. Here’s what she had to say…
July 16th marks one of our favourite awareness days of them all – World PR Day. This month offers a chance for us to reflect on the changes to our industry and discuss some of the challenges that we as PRs face, which is explored in this blog.
Last week, our Environmental, Social and Impact (ESI) committee attended a number of events as part of London Climate Action Week (LCAW) to hear from senior policy leaders, environmental and industry experts.
In this blog we provide an overview of the key topics – as well as underline the importance for businesses to act now – rather than pay later.
BR’s Account Manager Kyle and Senior Account Executive Charlotte, recently visited client Dandara’s new Wittering Place development in West Wittering, East Sussex.
In this blog we show how getting under the skin of a development creates impactful PR campaigns – and illustrates the value of seeing the product first hand.
The topic of retrofit was the focus of debate when Sustainabuild, a networking movement for professionals driving sustainability across the built environment and construction sector, came to London in April.
A group of like-minded professionals from across the industry came together to examine the shift away from demolition and rebuild in favour of retrofitting. Building Relations’ Account Director, Charlotte Radcliffe went along to join the debate:
Following the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, our Public Affairs Consultant, Ramsay Jones shares his insights into the short and long term impact, with analysis on what it means for the housing sector.
International Women’s Day (IWD) was first celebrated in 1911 and has since remained an annual benchmark of women’s achievements – and a call to action for gender equality. This year on 8 March, the official theme for IWD is ‘Accelerate Action’. According to the World Economic Forum, it will take 134 years, until 2158 – about five generations from now – to reach full gender parity . As we strive to create diverse, inclusive and equal environments, this year’s theme is calling on all of us to speed up gender equality across the globe.
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