I was in Brighton this week for the BrightonSEO fringe event, the PR and Link Building Show. I’ve been coming to BrightonSEO since the second edition more than a decade ago, but not attended in person since 2019, when I trained and spoke here. It was great to be back among the digital PR and search community
In this podcast, I catch up with Bobbi Brant from Kaizen to discuss her views on how brands can use live video over social media to help their marketing. I also speak to Corinne Card from Full Story Media to discuss digital PR on a budget. Also, I give my viewpoint on key takeaways on the
Topical themes at the BrightonSEO conference (April 2018) included the continued rise of voice search, mobile search and perspective on the role of content. One key lesson that’s by no means new – but is certainly often overlooked by many brands – is that ‘less is more’ in content marketing. To give our content the
BrightonSEO is upgrading venues again. The 2 September 2016 meeting will be at the Brighton Centre, and in this podcast I catch up with organiser and host Kelvin Newman to understand the key themes emerging from this year and training delegates can expect. Enjoy! Hopefully see you in Brighton.
Sometimes communications teams just need to step away from the brand and think objectively on the implications of their ideas. At the recent BrightonSEO conference, Catherine Warrilow of Oxford-based Seriously PR outlined to delegates how to avoid PR own goals. I caught up with her to discuss further. The recent “Boaty McBoatface” incident was the
The correlation between an organisation’s content and outreach, and its ability to rank highly on search engines is only getting stronger. PR may have thought it owns reputation, outreach and content, but is that assumed position under threat from SEO agencies? I have been fascinated and encouraged by the conversations within the search industry –
