Today’s world lacks boundaries and thanks to social media, there are very few between your personal and professional persona.

As a rule, I have issues with social media in terms of its place in marketing and communications.

Yesterday was International Women’s Day and while it was great to see the acknowledgment of women, I didn’t write anything because I simply didn’t have the energy or time.

We ended the business year off with two major corporate crises with two fairly well known brands witnessing significant drops in their share price.

My daughter had her grade 3 prize giving today and the Headmaster, in his speech, spoke of the need for schools to be aware of the changing landscape within which our children are growing up.

It’s my birthday today and I realised it’s a great way to not only celebrate my birth, but also that of my quirky little brand I am so proud to call my own.

Areyoureadingthisanddidyounoticeisaidfcuk?

Headlines! They serve a very important role and especially in today’s Internet driven business landscape. It’s called ‘click bait’ by most and it’s pretty true.

August is an important month for me. Historically, I have three siblings’ birthdays and it’s also the anniversary of the day the bottom fell out and I started my solo journey as a parent.

World class, revolutionary PR lead by clueless clients

I chatted to a few of my favourite media and what follows is a small rant from them about the mistakes clients make that often place PR in a compromising position.

PR: The Trojan horse for business

I find it quite interesting that PR is suddenly in the spotlight thanks to Bell Pottinger and Duduzane Zuma.