B2B recruitment is an area where it is easy to forget the importance of branding and corporate communication. Nowadays you can find out loads about what it’s like working for a company online – and mostly through non-official sites.
I was really pleased to read this post from Jeffrey L. Cohen in which he interviews Laurie [...]
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Finding people online is getting easier. We have written before about ways to list yourself and your company – I was reviewing our incoming links and found 123People website.
it trawls social media and other sites looking for christian name + surname references. So I did a couple of searches
Rory Sutherland – nice spread of links [...]
Yesterday we wrote about how excited we are about reverse IP mapping. This is the second post in a series that explains what it is, shows screen shots and does a brief product appraisal. More on Monday.
What the tech looks like
Using the raw data of IP addresses and registered WHOIS companies the technology solutions create [...]
I was trained as a Geographer in college. And although considered by many to be a bit of a “non-subject” (unless you want to teach) there is one core concept that Geographers lead the world on and has helped me out throughout my working life.
A multi-disciplinary approach to problem solving.
This means that instead of assuming [...]
JUst got this through the mail from the nice Digital Britain folk.
It’s another version of crowd-sourcing great ideas but with some strong funding and a great brand behind the programme.
So if you are a genuinely “ideas led” agency come up with a couple of goodies and let’s see if you can get a slice of [...]
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Help is needed:
Rebecca has been asked to speak at a Cambridge University Careers service recruitment evening about our industry.
I’d like to give them a decent informational talk with a bit of humour thrown in.
Here’s the brief.
You may remember we met back in the Spring and amongst other things I mentioned that I may run a [...]
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Tim Reid’s a great creative mind with whom I’ve collaborated in the past.
He just posted a question on LinkedIn and it deserves answers – can any of you help?
There seems to be a huge range of creative briefing forms about…most of which are aimed at providing the necessary information and background to produce creative work [...]
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I have been contacted by Emmanuel Moll – an old rowing contact, who is involved with the French movement to get customers to club togehter to buy out the management of the Nabaztag wifi rabbit toy service company.
I was wondering if you could help me with something. I recently started an initiative for [...]
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Yesterday I published a review of the new Hugh MacLeod book "Ignore Everybody".
And I promised to give away the two copies that I got from Hugh's pre-order promotion.
And so here's how you can enter MY competition.
I have two copies of the book, one is signed by Hugh with a unique cartoon and his signature – [...]
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Hugh MacLeod has written his first print book, Ignore Everybody and 39 other keys to creativity.
It's going great guns on Amazon (follow @gapingvoid twitter stream for updates).
Being a cunning marketeer as well as a creative cartoonist and uber-blogger, Hugh ran a great pre-launch promotion (sadly in the USA only). He offered a [...]
