Black Friday, Citizen Friday and some words of the year
Should the word of the year be "prompt", "heat dome" or "parasocial"? Maybe “purpose” or “citizen” would be better.
Should the word of the year be "prompt", "heat dome" or "parasocial"? Maybe “purpose” or “citizen” would be better.
I hear about leaving Twitter (or not), learn more about AI and enjoy a geek night.
In which I learn some interesting new words and phrases, and follow discussions on charities’ use of social media.
How to get the best out of Substack, and why a certain magazine likes to talk about “teen-agers”.
This month I’ve been to an actual real-life social event. I attended a co-working session in a local pub – a first for me. (The co-working, not the pub.)
Language and communication around COP26, plus pigs and peacocks and local authority comms.
How to get things wrong - and right - in corporate communications. Plus thoughts about website content, and a heartwarming project about national identity.
March has been a strange month, and not just because it’s a year since the first UK lockdown. I've learnt a lot, but other things have been on my mind.
February comms, content and marketing roundup: storytelling that sells, stories about usability, and stories that don't always ring true.
Clubhouse hype, Boohoo and Debenhams and the joy of writing: January's communications and content roundup.