Tag: digitally enabled public relations
A spaceman came travelling
But what if he had social media by his side? Today marks the 50th anniversary of the first human space flight when Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin completed a single orbit of Earth. Gagarin’s achievement earned him instant global stardom, and dispelled fears humans could not survive beyond the Earth’s atmosphere. Gagarin’s face and voice were [...]
Posted: April 12th, 2011 under blogging, Digital PR, fun, Online PR, Revolver PR, social media / social communications, social media consultancy, social networking, Uncategorized, video.
Tags: digital media, digitally enabled public relations, facebook, nasa, Online PR, pr agency, space, technology, Twitter, Yuri Gagarin
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Caption Competition
The Revolver PR team love nothing better than a bit of people watching and on our travels, whether virtual or real, we often spot things that make us chuckle. We like a bit of banter too so decided, just for fun, to start a game with the witty, intelligent people who follow our blog and [...]
Posted: April 7th, 2011 under blogging, Caption Competition, digital platforms, Digital PR, fun, Online PR, photo, Revolver PR, social media / social communications, social media consultancy, social networking, Twitter, Uncategorized.
Tags: #RevolverPR, blogging, caption competition, digital media, Digital PR, digitally enabled public relations, dog, funny, Internet PR, Online PR, pet, social media, social networking, Twitter
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Kylie teams up with Microsoft for a European marketing push
In a short film promoting a competition for ‘Dance Central’ and Xbox’s sponsorship of the pop star’s European tour, Kylie sizes upto an overzealous fan in this funny little video. Created by McCann London, the video features Darren, a keeno ‘Dance Central’ gamer, who emulates Kylie’s famous dance routines and squeezes into her revealing outfits, [...]
Posted: March 25th, 2011 under blogging, fashion, fun, Online PR, Revolver PR, Uncategorized, video.
Tags: Digital PR, digitally enabled public relations, EMI Music, facebook, Kinect, Kylie, Online PR, Peep Show, social media, Xbox, YouTube
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A love story of the Facebook variety
“ In this digital world we live in is there such a thing as too much information? We’ve all heard the stories of employees taking sick days and getting caught out by their boss for posting hangover updates to social networks, but this story directed by Max Luere takes it a step further. “A Life [...]
Posted: November 12th, 2010 under digital platforms, Revolver PR, social media / social communications, Twitter.
Tags: blogging, digital, Digital PR, digitally enabled public relations, facebook, life, love, Max Luere, Online PR, social media, social networking, Twitter, YouTube
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The Blonde and the Librarian
How many times have you left an instruction or message, double checked it for clarity and still been met with a confusing response or a blank expression? I found this advert for Mercedes Benz on Youtube which captures the issues we all face when communicating with others. In day to day life we may all [...]
Posted: October 22nd, 2010 under blogging, Online PR, Revolver PR, social media / social communications, social networking, Uncategorized.
Tags: blogging, brand awareness, communications consultancy, digital platforms, Digital PR, digitally enabled public relations, fun, guerilla marketing, Mercedes Benz, online pr agency, product launch, social media, social networking
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Caption Competition
The Revolver PR team love nothing better than a bit of people watching and on our travels we often spot things that make us chuckle. We like a bit of banter too so decided, just for fun, to start a game with the witty, intelligent people who follow our blog and Twitter account. To take [...]
Posted: September 23rd, 2010 under Caption Competition, social media / social communications, Uncategorized.
Tags: #RevolverPR, blogging, caption competition, digitally enabled public relations, social media, Twitter
Comments: 7
Got a reputation?
Sean & Joanne, who run Taste, the sandwich shop across from our office have earned themselves a reputation around here. Everyone is talking about them. If you’ve grown up in Scotland and spent your life trying to avoid “getting a reputation” you might think that statement is a negative. Think again. Taste serve great food [...]
Posted: September 17th, 2010 under Digital PR, Online PR, Revolver PR, social media / social communications.
Tags: brand awareness, business growth, customer focus, Digital PR, digital pr agency, digitally enabled public relations, Google, online public relations, online reputation, reputation management, social media, Twitter
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Israel pays 6 figure sum for Twitter account
I am often asked about the value of social media and I answer with a list of examples of companies who successfully market their brand online using social media. I’m not one for jargon and prefer to talk the same language as my clients and give examples they can relate to their own business. I [...]
Posted: September 15th, 2010 under Digital PR, Online PR, Uncategorized.
Tags: audience, Digital PR, digitally enabled public relations, Israel, New York Times, online marketing strategy, social media, Twitter, twitter name, value
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Take Five … with Illegal Jack
Illegal Jack’s South West Grill is a contemporary tex-mex hangout. We’re a new business trying to make our way in the world by taking the chains head-on. The only way we’ll succeed is by trying harder than the competition, and after a tough opening six months we’re finally getting established. All the food here is [...]
Posted: September 14th, 2010 under Take Five.
Tags: #IllegalJack, #RevolverPR, blogging, digital, digital media pr, Digital PR, digital pr agency, digitally enabled public relations, Digitally Enabled Public Relations Consultancy, Edinburgh, facebook, Internet PR, interview, Mexican, Mexican food, Online PR, public relations, Revolver PR, small business, social media, social networking, take five, tex-mex, Twitter
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What to do when things go wrong
It was brought to my attention last weekend, following a little jaunt down South, that even the big boys can get it wrong. Let me explain myself a little more. A very well-known high-end high street store, to which I am rather fond of, had recently captured the attention and more important the purse string of a close friend. [...]
Posted: September 3rd, 2010 under Online PR.
Tags: blogging, consumerisation, customer relations, digitally enabled public relations, public relations, social media, social networking, Twitter
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