We run regular workshops on all aspects of the Broadcast Communications mix to give you the opportunity to find out exactly how to benefit from radio, TV and the web as well as gain a detailed understanding of how these three media are converging, giving you the knowledge on how to react to the way audiences are now demanding their media how they want, when they want and where they want!
Workshops are available on Broadcast PR (including a Studio Workshop), Briefing Spokespeople, Understanding Convergence, Effective Use of Research, Evaluating Broadcast Coverage, Online Focus Groups, Podcasting, Social Networking, Engagement Through Viral Activity and WebTV.
Each session aims to not only give attendees valuable advice and tips on how to make the most of your campaigns, but also, where appropriate, a chance to get first hand, simulated live broadcast experience, as we'll give you the chance to get behind the mic and in front of the camera in one of our five broadcast studios.
To support the pro-bono work for our nominated charity of the year, Children's Hospices UK (the charity that gives voice and support to all children’s hospice services) we have decided to set up a Justgiving page to allow attendees to donate a minimum fee of £50 per place for participating in our workshops (discounts will apply for multiple bookings from one company). While we continue to provide workshops as requested of us about the broadcast environment we hope that attendees look upon the small donation to Children's Hospices UK as a recognition of the value and benefit gained b them.
Workshops are very informal and, according to the feedback we've have, as well as being highly informative, are great fun - especially as we ensure there's plenty of refreshments provided during the session.
“Thanks very much Russell, it was a great workshop, I found it very informative, so thank you!”
Elise Pearce, Worth Digital
“Many thanks for the workshops; their interactive, informative and informal format gave us fresh food for thought in a rapidly shifting market.”
Kate Redway, PR Officer, Samaritans
“Thanks so much for the training last Thursday. It was a very informative whirlwind tour of the world of online PR and converging media; it was esp. good to hear about some real online PR instead of just having meaningless blurb flouted at you, brandishing the words podcast and blog without thinking about the ramifications properly and about the larger picture.”
Richard Rigby, Senior Account Executive, bgb communications
“I'd just like to say how much I enjoyed the training session last week - at last, a training session that is worth leaving the office for.”
Tony Brown, Account manager, Kinross + Render.
“We just wanted to say many, many thanks for sparing the time to present to us all last Thursday. It was really good for the guys to know more about the digital arena and the opportunities there are to help their clients.”
Derek Harris, Senior Account Manager, Golley Slater PR
“Just wanted to thank you again for your time this morning. Beth, James and I really enjoyed the workshop and found it very helpful. It has given us all sorts to think about! It was useful for us to get such a clear overview of convergence and how quickly broadcast habits are changing.”
Ellen Barber, Marketing and Communications Manager, College of Optometrists
“Thank you for the training session yesterday. I found it very helpful - putting it into basic language and context. Definitely something we need to do for clients.”
Eve Gardiner of Communications and Marketing First Public Relations
“Just wanted to say thank you for running the workshop yesterday. It was very interesting and enjoyable, and certainly provided some food for thought!”
Neera Dhingra, Head of Media, VSO UK
