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🎙 New Episode of #Politicomms now LIVE, with Katie Perrior. In a 20-year career at the heart of politics, Katie has advised parliamentarians on both sides of the political divide – running the PR campaign for Boris Johnson’s successful Mayoral bid in 2008 and then going on to become the first female Director of Communications at No.10 Downing Street for Theresa May. Prior to this, Katie served in a number of senior roles, including Deputy Head of Press for ITV News and Head of Press for Channel 4 News. We've gone from counting weeks and days to hours, as polling day is in sight. In this episode, with our VIP guest, we discuss the comms strategies to employ in the final throes of the campaign; squeeze messaging and swing voters; plus what the new comms director should be doing in their first hours and days. 🎧 Listen now on your favourite podcast platform. W/ Jack R., Stephen Canning and Elena Campbell.

🚨 The latest episode of Politicomms is now live, with special guest Christine Jardine of the Liberal Democrats. 🎙️ Before entering politics, Christine was an Edinburgh based journalist and broadcaster. She has written for the Scotsman, worked for the BBC and was editor of the Press Association in Scotland. She is standing as a candidate for Edinburgh West. We chat to Christine about her thoughts on the role of the media in elections - from earned media to social and TV debates. And, of course, we touch on those famous Lib Dem stunts.

Grateful to #comms legend Farzana Baduel from Curzon PR for joining the Politicomms podcast by Onclusive for this weekend’s episode. [Ep 8] Impact on Comms: Of Debates, Demographics, and a change in Government Find us at onclusive.com/politicomms or visit your fave podcast app.

🎙️ New Politicomms Podcast Episode! We had the pleasure of hosting Leon Cook, The Conservative Party Parliamentary Candidate for Dulwich & West Norwood and founder of Atticus Partners, on Friday’s episode. Leon shared his journey from communications to running for Parliament, highlighting how a background in public affairs can prepare candidates for elections and potential service as an MP. 🔍 This episode explores: Local vs. national messaging strategies Key issues that matter to voters The impact of manifestos And much more! Tune in on your favourite podcast platform and gain valuable insights into the intersection of communications and politics. #Onclusive #Politicomms #Podcast #LeonCook #PublicAffairs #Election2024

NOW LIVE! 🎙 Episode 3 of Onclusive's Politicomms Podcast - The Pulse of Public Opinion: Opinium's Take on Election Comms Discover recent trends in public opinion and their influence on political campaigns and policies, with key findings from Opinium's polls presented by guest James Crouch. We also explore effective and ineffective political messages, strategies for resonating with diverse demographics, and insights on how campaign outputs impact public sentiment and voting intentions. Tune in for expert analysis and valuable insights on the power of communication in shaping elections with Jack R., Elena Campbell & Stephen Canning. Listen now on your favourite podcast platform: Spotify: https://lnkd.in/ek5jqcgs Apple: https://lnkd.in/eHamVuNq Amazon: https://lnkd.in/exqmNbrw #ukgeneralelections #ukpolitics #communications #electionscampaign #electionspodcast #newpodcast

If you haven't listened to any of these yet then I'd highly recommend you do. As Jack R. says... by comms pros, for comms pros.

🚨 COMING SOON ON POLITICOMMS Opinium’s Public Affairs Chief James Crouch joins as a special guest on tomorrow’s episode. 🎙️ The Pulse of Public Opinion: Opinium's Take on Election Comms Brought to you by Onclusive with Stephen Canning, Elena Campbell and I. Don’t miss an ep - subscribe now! — Please contact press@onclsuive.com should you wish to suggest someone to feature. Kudos to Jonnie Hann from Larson Communications for arranging James’ appearance.

We're thrilled to announce that Onclusive has won 5 prestigious trophies at the 2024 DataComms Awards! 🎉 https://lnkd.in/eS9Tgnrm 🏆 Gold: Best data insight from communications activity - TELUS  🏆 Gold: Best media coverage impact assessment - TELUS  🥈 Silver: Best use of data to assist reputation management - KPMG  🥈 Silver: Best data-driven corporate storytelling - KPMG  🥉 Bronze: Most innovative use of data - TELUS These awards highlight our expertise in media intelligence and data-driven communication strategies. A big thank you to our clients TELUS and KPMG for their trust and collaboration! #DataComms #MediaIntelligence #DataDriven #Onclusive Philip Lynch & Anna Salter

The Politicomm's recent podcast episode from Onclusive, featuring the one-and-only Andrew Barr, 47, is well worth listening to. By its strapline, it is a podcast by comms people for comms people, but this episode, on the success or lack thereof of the comms strategy of both political parties, is interesting regardless. The insight that Labour is perhaps winning the comms battle, generally but predominantly on TikTok, because they aren't just having a conversation with themselves, is paramount. Seemingly, they understand the difference between who the policies are aimed at and who the comms are aimed at. It sounds obvious, but it's amazing how few companies, let alone politicians, get this right. The Guardians Ming vase analogy from Andy Barr wins Wednesday's metaphors. And Elena Campbell's brilliant challenge, "Even if the comms and the messaging and the policies are perceived to be popular, it can all be made redundant by the fact that the person saying them or the leader or, in this case, possibly the current Prime Minister is unpopular and therefore, does that at least diminish the impact of the comms and potentially make some of the policies at the other end of the scale a bit mute?" The idea that who we are and how we lead is even more important than *what* we do today is a fundamental challenge for every kind of leader, and it is precisely why we are asking, "How do we lead in 2024?"  😉 The episode is linked in the comments, as they say. 🎙