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An easy, breezy social media strategy

Terrified of TikTok? Intimidated by Instagram? Here are a few pointers to help you put together a social media strategy.

Posted byrobstringerFebruary 6, 2023Posted inSocial mediaTags:Social media, StrategyLeave a comment on An easy, breezy social media strategy

It’s been a long time since I blogged on this website! And this is why…

2021. For me, as for so many people, it’s brought both challenges and change. Fortunately, some of that change has been really good.

Posted byrobstringerDecember 16, 2021January 9, 2022Posted inBlogsTags:Blogs, Thank youLeave a comment on It’s been a long time since I blogged on this website! And this is why…

Mind control: The dastardly trick to more social media shares

The psychology behind social media sharing

When it comes to crafting social media content, there is some psychology behind post popularity.

Posted byrobstringerOctober 8, 2020October 16, 2020Posted inSocial mediaTags:content1 Comment on Mind control: The dastardly trick to more social media shares

Warm employee engagement for the cold, dark days

Autumnal employee engagement in Oxfordshire and beyond

Employee engagement ideas to keep the fire burning.

Posted byrobstringerSeptember 30, 2020October 2, 2020Posted inInternal communicationsTags:Employee CommunicationsLeave a comment on Warm employee engagement for the cold, dark days

Why tone of voice is essential/wonderful/SuPer-CoOl! for your company

company tone of voice Oxfordshire

Whether your target audience are scarf-knitters for guinea pigs, or not, setting your company tone of voice is essential.

Posted byrobstringerJuly 10, 2020July 10, 2020Posted inBlogs, Writing for onlineTags:Tone of voiceLeave a comment on Why tone of voice is essential/wonderful/SuPer-CoOl! for your company

Succumb to the seven deadly sins of social media marketing

When it comes social media marketing, there’s always room for a little wickednessssss.

Posted byrobstringerJune 12, 2020June 16, 2020Posted inSocial mediaTags:Social mediaLeave a comment on Succumb to the seven deadly sins of social media marketing

Sharing is caring: seven stonking reasons why small businesses should blog

Put the doughnut down. I’m about to impart great wisdom about blogging.

Posted byrobstringerJune 4, 2020June 8, 2020Posted inBlogs, SEO, Social media, Writing for onlineTags:BlogsLeave a comment on Sharing is caring: seven stonking reasons why small businesses should blog

After COVID-19: Will your employees still want to work with you?

Businesses are finding out (the hard way) just how effective their official communications channels actually are.

Posted byrobstringerMay 22, 2020May 22, 2020Posted inCOVID-19, Internal communicationsTags:Coronavirus, Employee CommunicationsLeave a comment on After COVID-19: Will your employees still want to work with you?

Five fun ways to reach your audiences during COVID-19 lockdowns

A blackbird

Spread your wings: reach your audiences creatively.

Posted byrobstringerMay 4, 2020May 4, 2020Posted inBlogs, COVID-19, Internal communications, Podcasts, Social media, Thought leadership, Writing for onlineTags:Blogs, COVID-19, PodcastsLeave a comment on Five fun ways to reach your audiences during COVID-19 lockdowns

Internal podcasts: Build a bridge to employees during COVID-19

A lone man sits on a bridge.

A simple internal podcast can help you to communicate meaningfully with your employees.

Posted byrobstringerApril 23, 2020April 23, 2020Posted inPodcastsTags:PodcastsLeave a comment on Internal podcasts: Build a bridge to employees during COVID-19

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