The wide-ranging conversation touches upon the transferable nature and applicability of narrative beats – using well known advertising campaigns and films as a reference point.

They also touch upon the importance of good briefs and the impact of technologies, including artificial intelligence, can impact the practices in the modern PR world.

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in a business.

The pair discuss how this can be applied across a range of business, the differences

between coaching and mentoring, and how the skills attained by public relations

professionals at Stone Junction can help get the best out of your marketing

campaign.

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The pair discuss the current landscape for lobbying in the UK, the current legislation that governs the practice, the differences for individuals, companies and agencies, and the reforms he feels that need to take place. David also offers his advice on how to go about including public affairs in public relations campaign, demonstrating how to follow the rules, and how to be seen to follow the rules.

Drawing on his extensive expertise in artificial intelligence tools, Bruce-Smith discusses the evolution of AI in PR and marketing, outlining how these technologies have transitioned from complex and specialised systems to accessible, everyday tools. He explains how the rise of user-friendly software has sparked a significant increase in adoption across the industry, transforming workflows and enabling professionals to achieve better results with greater efficiency. Bruce-Smith also offers practical insights into how businesses can effectively implement AI technologies into their communications strategies, ensuring they maximise opportunities while avoiding common pitfalls.

The pair delve into Wallach’s thinking in targeting Parkinson – which featured his Emmy Award winning background – how he went about it, and why such a daring marketing campaign can reap rewards.

Neil explains how his background in journalism informs his work as a marketeer today and provides insight into what he looks for from public relations professionals.

manufacturing media

In this episode of The Junction Box podcast, account manager

Ian Bolland welcomes Marc Thirkell, editor of Manufacturing and Engineering

Magazine (MEM). Known for delivering the latest UK engineering and

manufacturing news, MEM provides insights across a broad spectrum of industry

sectors.

Marc reflects on his diverse career, transitioning from the

manufacturing industry to public relations and eventually journalism. Sharing

insights from his role at MEM, he discusses the characteristics of an effective

PR firm in engineering and technical industries and the importance of

understanding what journalists need from press releases and feature pitches.

The conversation also dives into how PR companies play a

critical role in bridging the gap between businesses and media, offering expert

guidance to ensure their clients’ stories make an impact. Whether you're

exploring podcast services or seeking insight into manufacturing media, this

episode provides practical knowledge for industry professionals.

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elevate your brand’s voice. Listen to the full podcast now.

The duo talk about GAMBICA’s footprint in the sector, as well as the automation trade media landscape.