How PR met HR
Once upon a time, people would be content to turn up to work, do what they did, and wait patiently for the pay cheque at the end of the month. According to HR experts, those days are over. Now we all want...
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How PRoactive is your organisation?
PR often means different things to different people. Traditionally, organisations have viewed PR as something that only needs to be managed in response to a crisis. While PR is undeniably essential when things go wrong, it doesn’t mean that you should forget about it when the crisis...
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Time for real thought leadership
Does anyone know what's going on at the moment? Amidst continuing political uncertainty and with a potential general election looming, it is time for housing professionals to prove that they, at least, know exactly what needs to be achieved for their...
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Social media lessons from the ‘Insta Generation’
At 17-years-old, I am a very experienced Instagram user. Part of generation Z, I'm one of the world’s social media children. I've had an Instagram account since early on in senior school. However, even a social media savvy teen has...
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How to survive a comms crisis
How to survive a comms crisis As all PR and marketing professionals know too well, not all publicity is good publicity. Managing the reputation of any organisation can at times be a challenge, but for the housing sector in particular...
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Five different ways housing associations can use Twitter
Five different ways housing associations can use Twitter As an Account Executive at See Media, the first thing on my to-do list when I arrive at my desk each morning is to monitor media coverage and Twitter activity on behalf...
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People power: why employees’ personal stories are most impactful
Last month, See Media launched its #whatsyourstory campaign, with the aim of helping organisations to identify their people power stories and the most effective ways of telling them. See Media focuses on finding creative public relations themes for clients, and...
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Lessons from Brexit: The Uncivil War
Yerin reviews Brexit: The Uncivil War and discusses the takeaways. BREXIT. The word that no one can escape from. Especially as communications professionals, it gets frustrating when all other sector news is over shadowed by the daily coverage of the...
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Madeleine Minson
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Madeleine Minson Associate Madeleine Minson is a freelance sub-editor who currently works for magazines including Inside Housing, Third Sector, Travel Trade Gazette, Nursing Standard and The Tablet. She has many years’ sub-editing experience and was for five years the production...
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Kate Dawson
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Kate Dawson Associate Kate Dawson Kate has 20 years’ experience providing communications and PR support to the health, education and charitable sectors. As Director of Well Read her services include content development, stakeholder engagement and media relations. She is adept...
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