People have to make financial decisions that affect their lives every day – we all need a bank, we all need a super fund, we all need a roof over our heads. So...
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Topics: social media, public relations, content marketing and thought leadership
With the resounding thump of a 623-page report, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) released last month the results of its inquiry into...
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Topics: social media, public relations, financial services industry, fintech
Once upon a time, in a pre-integrated era, PR and search engine optimisation (SEO) existed as two distinct entities, particularly in the financial services...
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The age of big data has opened the door to countless possibilities for collecting, analysing and interpreting data. How brands optimise data - their own and the...
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He presided over the biggest environmental catastrophe in US history. But Tony Hayward survived the global blowback from the BP oil spill only to destroy his...
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Why atomise your content? Because atoms make up everything!
Atomisation to a financial services content marketer is the art and science of breaking down larger...
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Topics: public relations, content marketing and thought leadership, integrated marketing
The Liberal party’s win came as a surprise to the pollsters, the bookies and definitely to Bill Shorten. Headlines are now proclaiming how “inside” polls, social...
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‘Making news’ – how to build an interesting news story for journalists and their readers
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Gigi Shaw
In Part I, we discussed the realities of journalists’ jobs today – scarcer resources, bigger demands on time and outputs – and how these should inform what you...
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There are conversations that we find ourselves having with clients very often.
Here’s one.
You, a valued client, come to us with i) something you consider...
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For anyone interested in the nation’s leadership – and I realise that’s a shrinking fan base – Budget night in Canberra is a must-do.
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This article was originally written for and published by AICD's Company Director Magazine.
Unless directors understand the issues underlying the banking Royal...
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Topics: public relations, reputation management, risk management, financial services industry, crisis management, Banking Royal Commission
Crisis Management Royal Commission Watch - Part 9 For a Commission praised for ‘shining a light’, there are a lot of dark looks in Hayne’s direction this week –...
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Topics: public relations, reputation management, financial services industry, crisis management, Banking Royal Commission
We're nearly a month into 2019 – by now you will have reflected on work done in 2018, looked at wins and misses, perhaps re-set targets, and finalised your...
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Preventing a perceptual spot fire to an inferno (a full blown crisis) is no small task. But as the saying goes, 'prevention is better than cure'. In financial...
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2019 is shaping as a year of great reform in financial services. Following a harrowing Royal Commission the industry is now bracing for yet more change.
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