Hallucinations, carbon emissions and why I still call myself a freelance
A shortish roundup of comms and content observations from January to help ease us out of hibernation
A shortish roundup of comms and content observations from January to help ease us out of hibernation
In which I learn some interesting new words and phrases, and follow discussions on charities’ use of social media.
What I’ve been asked, what I’ve been reading and what’s made me laugh this month.
August content and comms round-up: putting yourself in your client’s shoes, or your website user’s shoes. Plus, things I would never write.
April has been a month in which we saw numerous articles about how to work from home, and I don’t think we actually need any more. As someone who does this all the time, I probably count as an expert but I’m not going to add to the noise. I will say this, though. The notion that we all work in pyjamas is a myth.
Sustainable Development Goals, website readability guidelines and how not to market your copywriting business. A monthly roundup about comms and content.
Weeknote covering a cybersecurity visuals challenge, climate communications awards, a new website and one of the best music films ever.
A weeknote about favourite websites and a book called Because Internet. Also, some questions about how we read books.
Most of my work week was spent on the university website. I’m learning my way around a new content management system and starting to build the pages for the new site. I find this sort of thing fun, but maybe that’s just me.
I often wonder, how I would answer Alexander Armstrong’s question to Pointless contestants: ‘And what do you do in your spare time?’ The answer would probably be: the same as what I do for work.