Communications

How to overcome your social media challenges in the housing industry

The challenges of social media in housing comms

by Harriett Bolton|24 November 202328 November 2023|Blog

Last week, I attended the Comms Creatives Strategise Your Social Media - the online conference for housing comms pros. I’ve been enjoying my Social Media Expert course with Comms Creatives, however it was great to listen to a range of...

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Three social media tips for housing comms pros

by Harriett Bolton|24 October 202328 November 2023|Blog

I’ve really enjoyed the Comms Creative Social Media Expert course so far. It’s been a great opportunity for me to gain a better understand of social media under the influence of the knowledgeable Helen Reynolds. I’m eager to be able...

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The irreplaceable human touch: why AI won’t take over

by Jade Ziola-Sammons|24 October 202324 October 2023|Company news, News

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked numerous debates about its potential impact on public relations and communications. While AI will undoubtedly bring a whole host of support and capabilities to the work we do, it is crucial to...

Let’s have a conversation

by Sarah Thomas|26 April 202303 July 2023|Blog

In my last blog I talked about the language used to portray social housing residents, particularly in the media, and the stigmatisation that it can cause and perpetuate.   Now I’m turning my attention to the language that is used...

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#housingcomms content ideas in 2021

by Stuart Macdonald|13 February 202108 March 2021|Blog

In September I wrote about #housingcomms content ideas for external comms, as we all got back to work after summer and the schools went back. Unfortunately things didn’t quite go to plan back then on the pandemic as it kicked...

Housing comms trends to look forward to in 2021

by Guest|14 January 202108 March 2021|Blog

The COVID-19 news stories aren’t going anywhere until COVID does, and many housing comms professionals are concerned that media outlets are only interested in stories that relate to the virus. Here at See Media, we believe there's actually plenty of proactive comms...

Now is not the time for marketing with your head in the sand

by Sara-Anne Mills-Bricknell|07 April 202008 March 2021|Blog

These are unprecedented times. Most of us haven't experienced this kind of turmoil before. As  we try to get our bearings and form some kind of a plan to move forward in this rocky economic climate, a question facing most comms teams is: should our PR and marketing strategy change in line with our present reality? The answer...

Let’s not go back to normal

by Guest|06 April 202008 March 2021|Blog

When we eventually reach the other side of this pandemic, we could find ourselves working within organisational cultures that have changed, and for the better. So, let's not completely go back to normal. Right now, we're all in this together....

Learning from LinkedIn by the Sea

by Guest|06 March 202008 March 2021|Blog

Last summer, Silicon Valley giant LinkedIn made the surprise move of choosing Lincolnshire fishing town Grimsby as the location for a pilot project to help people find work and develop their careers. Four local people, including a café worker and...

Social: What’s new?

by Sara-Anne Mills-Bricknell|26 February 202008 March 2021|Blog

As always, social media is changing. For many housing providers, finding a balance between making sense of your social analytics and finding new ways to engage with your target audiences – be those stakeholders or customers – whilst also working...

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