AI and PR

AI and PR

Public Relations (PR) is essentially a very human activity. Yes, you can automate aspects of it, you can use portals to get news out, and currently you can certainly use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in a growing number of ways, including, weirdly, confidante and...
Panto-ho-ho and PR

Panto-ho-ho and PR

As 2025 closes, we can reflect in a rather seasonal way and cite pantomime, that great British theatrical entertainment tradition with Dames, ‘Look-behind-you’s’, dastardly villains and happy endings, often involving a dashing Prince, as (yes,...
No plan? No PR!

No plan? No PR!

No plan? No PR! We work in a lot of fields, one being the Small and Medium Sized Business (SME) sector. Our experience shows that frequently SME’s don’t actually have a plan for what they’re doing. Yes, there may have been a business plan at some...
Fake reviews and reputation

Fake reviews and reputation

I recall early on during the pandemic and the lockdowns that followed the rush to acquire personal protective equipment (PPE), items such as sanitisers, protective gloves and, particularly, masks. A portion of those supplied turned out not to be fit for purpose,...
The right words in the right places

The right words in the right places

In Tune PR’s motto (besides ‘amplifying awareness’) is ‘Putting the right words in the right places’. Too many times, though, the wrong words go in the wrong places. Sometimes, because it is felt there is nothing to be done. Two examples. One, a Waterstones bookshop...