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Tag Archives: business
Building Trust in the Banking Sector
I was really interested to hear Ross McEwan, CEO of RBS on the Today Programme this morning (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-26364662) talking about putting customers back at the centre of his plans. Crucial to the RBS plan is the rebuilding of trust. I’m … Continue reading
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Do charity shops make the most of their high street positions?
I’m not going to debate the good, bad and ugly elements of charity shops on the high street (not right now anyway), but I am struck by something – how they don’t make the most of their positions. Recently, I have … Continue reading
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Case study: I Read The News Today…
To get digital impact, sometimes you have to think offline first. Too often, companies attempt to use PR to simply build backlinks to the website and forget the direct impact good PR can have. We all know that newspaper readership … Continue reading
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