27 Aug 2015 | Uncategorized
This is a guest blog from Louise Horner, Digital Communications Manager at Target Ovarian Cancer. This July, Target Ovarian Cancer launched their first ever mobile app – The Symptoms Diary – to help women who are worried about ovarian cancer record their...
29 Jun 2015 | Uncategorized
It’s that time of year when you’re either on the beach, in the garden or at the very least enjoying a quieter commute. Hopefully you have a bit of space to ponder and catch up with a great book. Here are the top 5 books which have changed the way I think about charity...
1 Jun 2015 | Uncategorized
Everyone thinks that digital is about strategies, plans and processes. That’s true, but it’s about people as well. And through my work as a consultant, I’ve come to realise that a charity’s culture can be the difference between success and failure in digital. The...
22 Apr 2015 | Uncategorized
We’ve been hard at work on our plans for the #socialceos awards this year and are so excited to tell you about them. What we want the awards to achieve In an age of austerity and increased scrutiny by the...
13 Apr 2015 | Uncategorized
This is a guest blog from Joe Freeman. He is the Social Media Manager at Sue Ryder, overseeing the charity’s use of social as well as managing their online community project. Before that he worked at Diabetes UK, also managing their social media – amongst...
25 Mar 2015 | Uncategorized
If you’re a CEO, how do you decide what role marketing should play in your organisation? How much influence should it have? It’s the subject of some controversy. Earlier this month, Econsultancy reported that whilst 77% of senior marketers agreed that ‘marketing is a...
