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This week, Golley Engage looks at content aggregation and syndication, and how businesses should approach different platforms in a time and cost effective manner.
According to a recent report, online spend in the UK has grown consistently throughout 2011, search budgets are up 19%, mobile activity has more than doubled year on year and social media spend is on the up. With an increasing focus on delivering results through social media activity, brands need an...
According to a report published this week, there are serious financial benefits to implementing campaigns which recruit fans or require users to install applications on Facebook...
According to a report published this week [1], there are serious financial benefits to implementing campaigns which recruit fans or require users to install applications on Facebook, as opposed to directing traffic to external sites. With this in mind, Golley Engage has compiled a list of dos and do...
Ricky Gervais has always been a bit Marmite to audiences, no more so that in recent days following his hosting duties of the Golden Globes in which he poked up fun at the likes of Robert Downie Jnr, Charlie Sheen and other members of the Hollywood elite, to mixed reaction. Tim Gearey, MD of Golley Slater PR takes a look at the reaction and what it could mean for the comedian’s career long-term.
"Gervais' performance and comments seem to have drawn mixed views but one thing is certain...everyone in the media is talking about the event. Breakfast TV, online news sites, tabloids and even broadsheets are carrying the story on the front pages, and clips from the show are doing the usual ro...
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