Some interesting stuff I’ve found on the web recently.

An article I wrote for CIPR on local government and social media.

Some interesting links I’ve seen recently.

My feedback on the Chartered Institute of Public Relations’ latest consultation on social media guidelines.

The Chartered Institute of Public Relations is consulting on a revised set of guidelines for practitioners using social media in their public relations work.

This week has been about some improvements to my new website design and a renewed enthusiasm for Twitter.

How could better public relations have improved the announcement of changes to vehicle excise duty?

I had disappeared. Now I’m back, thanks to eventually completing my CIPR diploma.

Last Friday I presented about public sector social media at the Don’t Panic Guide to Social Media conference in London.

An email that demonstrates why good coding can increase your email marketing response rates.

The results for the CIPR Diploma planning assignment are out and I’m mighty relieved.

The American Marketing Association (AMA) has just announced its new definition for marketing.

Stephen Waddington has tagged me in the “my week in media” meme.

A round-up of statistics, analysis and research that I spotted this week.

Marketers can get stuck in the discounting trap, seeing price as the most effective part of the marketing mix to attract customers, but there’s always an alternative.

A round-up of statistics, analysis and research that I spotted this week.

We’ve been road testing 3′s new Skypephones for a month now. Here’s our verdict.

For PR students, and particularly those studying the CIPR Diploma, here’s another of my answers in the Critical Reasoning Test I did earlier this year.

For PR students, and particularly those studying the CIPR Diploma, here’s one of my answers in the Critical Reasoning Test I did earlier this year.

I’ve been studying for the CIPR Online Diploma since June this year and the first assignment results are in.

I’ve got my hands on a pair of 3 Skypephones to test out, thanks to the team at 3mobilebuzz.com.

Retailer GAP looks like it’s following Threshers’ example from last year, and is circulating a fairly deep price discount voucher by email and the usual other social channels.

I’m looking for a new broadband and telephone supplier. Does anyone have any recommendations please?

A round-up of statistics, analysis and research that I spotted this week.

Marketing books are typically dense, academic texts stuffed with theories and principles or they’re dumbed-down idiots’ guides. David Taylor’s new book falls comfortably between the two.