Julian Doyle, the Monty Python filmmaker and all-round Big Screen legend, reveals his favourite places in the world to read, write and edit his books and screenplays in this fascinating, exclusive blog for PRscribe by Palamedes.
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Crisis Management: Plans, Protocols and Detection
In today’s fast-paced, interconnected business world, no brand, whether large or small, is immune to the threat of a crisis.
In this PRmotion blog post, crisis management PR agency Palamedes explores the significance of having a crisis management plan in place for UK brands and what one should encompass.
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PR Stunts for Launch Publicity- Everything You Need to Know
A great PR stunt can catapult a new product or brand into the public arena and generate mass publicity in a matter of minutes. But not all PR stunts are great and many backfire.
In this first post for the product marketing blog PRmotion, we examine the characteristics of a PR stunt, their potted history, and the types of PR stunt that work and flop. We’ll also take a look at the key elements of a PR stunt and how to organise one.
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PRmotion: Your Go-To Blog for Product Launch and Consumer PR Insights
Both new and established businesses rely on media coverage to introduce new products and services. Media outlets including national newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, and podcasts serve as invaluable platforms to reach target audiences throughout the UK. However, the process of securing media coverage for product launches is no walk in the park. Online information can be overwhelming and often contradictory. Our new PRmotion blog steps in to offer clarity, insights, and practical advice on how businesses can effectively harness the media’s potential for introducing new brands, products, and services.
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How to Get a Literary Agent: A Q&A with Kizzy Thomson
Finding a literary agent can be one of the toughest challenges in the publishing world. Some lucky authors may secure one quickly, but for most, the journey to find an agent for their book takes months or even years, and some may not find representation at all.
If you’re an author without an agent and your manuscript is nearly complete, this Q&A with experienced literary agent Kizzy Thomson is a valuable resource. Kizzy has helped many authors in their careers and offers practical advice on submitting manuscripts, adapting to changes in the publishing industry, and crafting effective query letters. You’ll learn about how agents choose which manuscripts to represent, what makes a manuscript stand out in a competitive market, and get insights into the book deal negotiation process. Plus, you’ll discover the common mistakes aspiring authors should avoid when seeking representation.
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