The Junction Box

Those of you who have been following the technical PR industry for some time will no doubt remember the advent of the Web 2.0 press release...

There are more myths and rumours in the world of SEO than any other, but some tactics, such as sensibly tagging your links as part of your t...

It’s been a quiet week for the engineering media in the UK, although the States have lost a huge raft of titles (see today’s post on the BMo...

An interesting post over on Smashing Magazine talks about the dying art of design. The author argues that interest in design tools and reso...

The horror, the horror! Twitter is set to make a profit! This morning’s B2B Marketing News reports that Twitter is planning to sell a form ...

I often come across American press releases which have been issued to the UK press as part of an engineering PR campaign. These releases te...

Until today my view of Google’s Webmaster tools has been that it’s useful for submitting your Blog or Web site’s site map or RSS feed but no...

This week’s ‘media moves’ brings you a Q&A session with Rob Shepherd, editor of online title Inside Networks . Rob has some interesting ...

I’ve recently contributed to an article on the PR impacts of negative advertising campaign for stateside marketing and PR magazine Platform ...

I’ve long argued that technical brands who aren’t currently taking advantage of social media are leaving themselves in the same position as ...

I often get asked how I find the time to write this blog every day. The answer is that I don’t spend anything more than around thirty minute...

It’s well known that search engines (in particular Google) apply quite heavy penalties to Web sites and Blogs that feature duplicate content...