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A day in the life of Chester – ADPR’s new recruit
My name is Chester and I’m 4 years old. I have a lust for life and something brilliant happens every single day! I spend my time eating, sleeping, playing with my humans and chasing pheasants. Chasing pheasants is my favourite thing to do and one day I hope I might even catch one!
In March, my world changed a bit. Firstly, both of my humans are at home ALL the time and I am getting more cuddles, more treats and some very long walks.
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ADPR scoops Gold at the CIPR PRide Awards
We are celebrating success after winning both Gold and Silver awards at the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) PRide Awards on Friday 8 November.
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Living BIG with Rob Chilcot from Foundations
In September, the ADPR team spent a super fun, inspirational and engaging day learning how to Live BIG with Rob Chilcot from Claims Consortium Foundations, a Taunton based company that provides training services to businesses.
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The importance of face-to-face journalist meetings in a digital age
Digital technology enables us to communicate and interact with journalists and influencers all over the world really easily. However, there’s something about meeting face-to-face that really helps to cement those media relationships and maximise coverage of your brand. At ADPR we take the time to regularly meet with key journalists on behalf of our clients.
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Jurassic Coast Challenge? Completed it, mate!
We did it!
On Saturday 8th June we took part in one of the UK’s toughest walks – the Jurassic Coast Challenge. We walked an epic 58km (36miles) and climbed an ascent of 1,650m (5,413ft) across the spectacular Jurassic coast, starting off at Poole Harbour, we walked up and down all the way across famous landmarks including Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door and to the finishing point in Weymouth.
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Ultimate event PR checklist
Organising a press event? Not sure where to start? We’ve given you a head start with our ultimate event PR checklist to help you organise the perfect press event.
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May is National Walking Month
May is National Walking Month and with the evenings getting longer and lighter, its the perfect time to get outside for a walk!
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Tips for creating successful partnerships in the travel and tourism industry
There are countless opportunities for partnerships in the travel and tourism industry, but for the partnerships to be successful, you must be focused, plan and be prepared to put in the work.
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6 top tips for running a successful press event
To create a buzz about a new product launch or an important announcement, inviting media to a press event can be a great way of getting free exposure with your target audience. Press events can also be a great way of developing relationships with top influencers and encouraging journalists to interact directly with your brand. Here is our expert guide on organising a successful press event that will help to deliver a solid return on investment.
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7 travel trends to look for in 2019
Continuing with our PR tips for travel companies, here are 7 travel trends to look out for in 2019.
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Congratulations to all the 2018 Somerset Business Awards winners and finalists!
As proud sponsors of the Creative Marketing & PR Campaign of the Year Award, we would like to congratulate all of the winners and finalists from this year’s Somerset Business Awards.
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8 PR ideas for promoting your upcoming event
Planning an event typically means investing a lot of time and money and you need to ensure that you draw enough of a crowd to ensure a good ROI. So, it is important to remember that planning how you will promote the event is just as important as planning the event itself. We’ve written a guide to the best, most effective PR event ideas to help you promote your upcoming event. As a rule of thumb, you should begin promoting your event around 40 to 60 days prior to your event to allow time to generate awareness and allow for the decision-making processes of your audience.
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