My first month in PR!
So my first month in Fuzion has nearly come to an end and I have really enjoyed it so far. Prior to joining Fuzion I completed a small amount of work experience in PR when I was i
Ronnie Corbett and 10 PR Tips
Words and all their meanings were delivered straight to the camera from Ronnie Corbett’s arm chair. His marvellous meandering monologues (The Two Ronnies) came to mind this week
Deadline 21st January – Register your lobbying activity
There’s nothing like a deadline to inspire action! Maybe it’s the former journalist in me but I work best when to a deadline so I am quite partial to working against the clock
Blogging and PR – Top Tips
I was recently asked to speak at one of the National Blogging conferences that was held in Cork. As a blogger myself (www.thebeautydial.com) and a PR account Manager at Fuzion I wa
The changing face of lobbying in Ireland
What comes to mind when you think of lobbying? People’s protests, petitions, media campaigns? Or perhaps you picture scenes of back-slapping behind closed doors between people wi
PR takes time… from all parties!
So you’ve hired Fuzion, or indeed any PR company, to raise your profile/ increase sales/ make you famous/ “change your life”… you think your job is done. Sorry to break it
The “Great Lengths” we go to!
We are known in Fuzion for always going the ‘extra mile’ for clients and this month we literally did, when I made a trip to Tralee. One of my clients is award winning hairdress
Tell Your Story with Integrity and Soul
The odd time, in between watching Kevin McCloud and his Grand Designs and the News, I sneak a peek at Keeping up with the Kardashians just to see what ridiculous subject they are t
A picture paints 1,000 words ..
How many times have we used the expression that “a picture paints a 1,000 words?” Arthur Brisbane a high profile journalist and editor in New York is first credited wit
The Art of Photography
Yesterday during my lunch I was enjoying the sun and taking in the sights and sounds of our beautiful city, Cork. As I walked past the Irish Examiner office, I couldn’t help but
