🌟 Catalystsas Consulting Seeks Social Media Marketing Expertise 🌟 We're excited to announce that Catalystsas Consulting is looking for a talented marketing firm or specialist to join our team! We are a small, dynamic feminist consulting firm, and we're in need of someone who can manage our social media presence with passion and precision. What We're Looking For: 🕒 Time Commitment: 15-20 hours per month 💼 Trial Period: 3 months 💶 Compensation: €1200-€1700 for the trial period 📊 Role: Manage and execute our well-planned social media strategy, engage with our audience, and provide analytics to support our organic growth. The Ideal Candidate: ✅ Fluent in English with exceptional writing skills ✅ A committed feminist, well-versed in international development; with experience in social media management across LinkedIn, Instagram,Facebook, and email campaigns ✅ Can adapt to working with our core team which is in CET time-zone. ✅ Bonus: Excellent content creation and graphic design skills. If this sounds like you or someone you know, please check out our Terms of Reference here and get in touch: https://lnkd.in/dFjtuFHp. We’re excited to collaborate with someone who shares our values and vision! #SocialMediaManagement #MarketingSpecialist #FeministConsulting #DigitalMarketing #SocialMediaStrategy #feminism#ContentCreation #FreelanceOpportunity #Marketeer #LinkedInOpportunity #RemoteWork #jobfairy
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🚀 Adapting to the Future: How Our PR and Communication Agency Stays Ahead🚀 In the dynamic world of public relations and communications, staying ahead of the curve is essential. At The Bael Limited , we're committed to innovation and agility. Here's how we're embracing the latest industry trends to deliver exceptional results for our clients: 1. Embracing AI and Automation: We're leveraging AI-driven tools for media monitoring, sentiment analysis, and personalized communication strategies. This helps us provide faster and more accurate insights, enhancing our ability to craft effective campaigns. 2. Focus on Digital and Social Media: The digital landscape is constantly evolving. We're investing heavily in social media analytics and digital storytelling to engage audiences across platforms like LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok, ensuring our clients' messages resonate with diverse demographics. 3. Crisis Communication Preparedness: In today's fast-paced environment, crises can emerge at any moment. We've developed robust crisis communication plans that include real-time monitoring and rapid response protocols to protect and maintain our clients' reputations. 4. Diversity and Inclusion: Authenticity is key. We're committed to creating inclusive campaigns that reflect diverse voices and perspectives. Our team undergoes continuous training to ensure our communications are culturally sensitive and representative of global audiences. 5. Sustainable PR Practices: Sustainability isn't just a buzzword; it's a necessity. We're integrating eco-friendly practices into our operations and helping clients communicate their sustainability efforts effectively, aligning with the growing consumer demand for corporate responsibility. At The Bael Limited , we're not just adapting to change—we're leading it. Our innovative approaches ensure our clients not only keep up with the trends but set them. Let's shape the future of communication together. 🌟 #PR #Communications #Innovation #AI #SocialMedia #CrisisManagement #Diversity #Sustainability #FutureReady
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#RollCall! Will we see you at PRSA Colorado #PRSACOSummit24: Shaping Tomorrow's PR – Technology, Trust, and Transformation in two weeks on Friday, Oct. 25? The #PRSACOSummit24 is your chance to gain insights from top industry leaders who are shaping the future of PR. Dive deep into sessions with experts like Katie Delahaye Paine, Robin Raskin, Mark Dvorak and Patrick Ward, who will cover the latest trends in AI, crisis measurement, and the evolving world of digital communications. Featured Sessions Include: Katie Paine on “Measuring the Unmeasurable: Crisis, Credibility, and Trust” – Discover how to quantify the elusive metrics that define an organization’s reputation. Robin Raskin on “The Creator Economy and PR” – Learn how platforms like TikTok and YouTube are transforming brand communications and influencer partnerships. Mark Dvorak on “Promises & Pitfalls of AI for the Ethical Practitioner” – Explore how AI is changing our industry and the ethical considerations for PR professionals. Patrick Ward moderating “Beyond Generative AI” – Delve into how agencies and clients are leveraging AI to enhance strategies beyond content creation. Investor Relations, ESG Reporting, and PR with John Rea – Understand how aligning PR with IR and ESG efforts strengthens transparency and drives long-term value creation. What do you want to learn from these thought leaders and prepare for the future of PR. Register now to secure your spot! #PR #PRSACOSummit24 #AI #CrisisManagement #EthicsInPR #internalcomms Register here! https://lnkd.in/gr-CZii6
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There is incredible strength in unity, especially when we rally around a shared mission. A big thank you to Fanclub PR and Creatives for Climate for driving this conversation. Are you interested in helping shape the future of ethical agencies? They are conducting a piece of research through their Agency Ethics Survey to better understand the challenges and opportunities that ethical agencies encounter. Your participation would be invaluable 👇🏾 https://bit.ly/49Y8qyO #EthicsInBusiness #AgencyLife #Sustainability
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This! This! This! This! I started in communications and added public relations and now advocate for how comms and pr inform and are informed by marketing. I often worry that our use of the catchall phrase of "marcomm" gives the impression that comms = pr = marketing and that is wrong. It's also why I advocate for a CMO AND a CCO and for the two to work closely together.
I don't know who needs to hear this, but: Comms ≠ Marketing ≠ PR I'm a scientist by training and it took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out the subtle -- but substantial! -- differences between these functions as I have transitioned from the lab to having my own comms consultancy. Here's a **very simplified** rubric I came up with to describe the basic activites of these groups and how they overlap. Typically, for a biotech/techbio startup, you'll want to first engage a (sci) comms specialist to help you develop your corporate and scientific narrative and apply it to your key channels (pitch deck, website, maybe social media). Then, when you are ready to make a public announcement, you'll need a Public Relations expert who can connect you to reporters and can help tailor the comms messages to get coverage. Lastly, once you are ready to engage a boarder audience (typically of customers or patients), you'll be ready to engage a marketing expert who can create things like paid social campaigns and ads to drive specific outcomes (sales, signups, clicks, etc). Now, there are some people and agencies who do all of these functions. There are also lots of activities and similarity/differences that I didn't cover (audience and channels for two). But hopefully this is a good starting point for understanding how these functions work together to tell your company story. Do you have other questions about comms/PR/marketing? Ask away! Do you disagree with my description of these roles? Let me know!
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A great graphic-at-a-glance on the differences between comms, marketing and PR. (Much more could be added -- marketing should include product and pricing, not just promotion; marketing and PR are not the same as advertising; need to know your audience(s), not just your message(s) ...)
I don't know who needs to hear this, but: Comms ≠ Marketing ≠ PR I'm a scientist by training and it took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out the subtle -- but substantial! -- differences between these functions as I have transitioned from the lab to having my own comms consultancy. Here's a **very simplified** rubric I came up with to describe the basic activites of these groups and how they overlap. Typically, for a biotech/techbio startup, you'll want to first engage a (sci) comms specialist to help you develop your corporate and scientific narrative and apply it to your key channels (pitch deck, website, maybe social media). Then, when you are ready to make a public announcement, you'll need a Public Relations expert who can connect you to reporters and can help tailor the comms messages to get coverage. Lastly, once you are ready to engage a boarder audience (typically of customers or patients), you'll be ready to engage a marketing expert who can create things like paid social campaigns and ads to drive specific outcomes (sales, signups, clicks, etc). Now, there are some people and agencies who do all of these functions. There are also lots of activities and similarity/differences that I didn't cover (audience and channels for two). But hopefully this is a good starting point for understanding how these functions work together to tell your company story. Do you have other questions about comms/PR/marketing? Ask away! Do you disagree with my description of these roles? Let me know!
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It’s a winning formula!!! Ethical Team PR & Communications scoops SME Magazine’s Greater London Enterprise Awards ‘Most Innovative PR Agency of the Year' 2024, following the same nomination in 2023 for turning brands' sustainability efforts into powerful narratives. Its services in brand strategy, strategic counsel, media relations, crisis communications and news distribution set the stage for purpose-driven brands to thrive. The Greater London Enterprise Awards 2024 celebrates small and medium-sized enterprises consisting of localised businesses and sole traders who have thrived in their highly competitive environment and proven successful. “The judging panel based their decisions upon areas such as service excellence, quality of the product/service provided, innovative practices, value, ethical or sustainable methods of working, and consistency in performance. Find out how we can support your communications team at www.ethicalteam.com #PR #Communications #ResponsibleBusiness #ClimateCommunications #MediaRelations #SustainabilityMatters #GreenMarketing #Strategy #Purpose #UK #International #EarnedMedia #crisiscommunications #PaidMedia #OwnedMedia
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Content strategist using storytelling and messaging to connect purpose-led founders and SMEs with your dream audience.
This month I turned 14. No, I didn’t step into a time machine. Instead I realised that 14 years ago, I made the move from journalism to the world of comms with my first PR role at London Communications Agency. This 14th anniversary has left me feeling bit nostalgic. Can anyone else vividly remember the debates about digital media taking over, and worrying whether clients would agree that online coverage was just as good as having something in print? How times have changed... Looking back, there have been too many lessons learned to even begin to list them all here. Instead, here are some headliners: Adapt and thrive Print vs digital. Content is king. In person to virtual. And of course AI. The comms world is always changing, and a healthy dose of adaptability and being willing to embrace new methods, platforms and ways of working always serves us well. Connection is key Sure you don’t like networking. Fair enough you’re an introvert. Ok, you struggle to think of things to say in public settings. These are all valid responses, but they won’t help you escape the fact that building and maintaining relationships matter. Finding a way to cultivate, nurture and continually grow your relationships and networks is essential. Always have a plan As PR and marketing becomes increasingly merged, we’ve witnessed the rise and dominance of storytelling. After all, it’s an effective, creative and enjoyable way to communicate and connect with employees, customers, partners and well, anyone else your story resonates with. However, storytelling without a clear strategy may entertain, but will it engage? Strategy doesn’t stifle creativity, it just gives it a direction and purpose that can help achieve business goals. So there you have it. And as a bonus here is a fuzzy, old headshot of me 14 years ago, minus the grey hairs and wrinkle lines gathered from the worlds of comms and parenting.
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