There’s too much noise on the net – and it’s our fault
We’ve all seen the stats on how much noise there is on the internet, but what are the mistakes we’re making when creating our own content?
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Tactics to create and maintain motivation in your student content team
Pickle Jar CEO, Tracy Playle, shares the sector’s and her own personal insights on how to keep your student content creation team engaged.
Read More →Dr Diablo’s Terrible Tales of Horrible Copy
Prepared to be spooked and grossed out as John shares terrifying examples of terrible content, with tips on how to avoid falling into the same trap.
Read More →The University Twitter Olympic Medalists
The Rio 2016 Olympics have come to an end with all medals distributed, but how did universities with representatives fair on the social media podium?
Read More →And the meme for best losing face goes to…
What will replace the Oscarless Leo memes now he’s finally grabbed an award? Arlen looks how you could get involved with meme-jumping.
Read More →WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT – using infographics to tell your story
With the human attention span has dropping to just eight seconds, how can you make sure you keep your readers attention?
Read More →Pickle Jar’s Super Yuletide Social Advent Roundup
Looking for some festive inspiration? The Pickle Jar team are sharing their favourite Christmas social media moments each day.
Read More →Testing the Waters – Experimenting Without the Fear
Trying something new always brings with it a certain level of anxiety – and launching campaigns, trying out social media platforms/tools and website redevelopments are no different. The main concern is how it will be received …
Read More →Five Links On Friday: Great British Bake Off
On your marks…
Get set…
BAKE!
If you’ve been in the UK this week you won’t have missed the return of the BBC’s flagship summer show. Among all the usual trappings of cake, aprons and innuendo, the first …
Read More →Troubleshooting Your Stories
We love stories. But what questions can we ask ourselves to make them better?
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