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Orbell Communications
http://orbellcomms.wordpress.com
Orbell Communications is a website dedicated to the art of communication or more specifically, the subjects of marketing, publicity and design. It features useful advice, news, video other and resource materials especially for those who want to promote their message, whether personal or business on a budget.
- Added on: Nov 11th, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Jeremy Orbell
- Listed in: Marketing
- Tags: graphic design small business Marketing Advertising Public Relations copywriting
Recent Posts
Survey says Online Marketing is Key to Success
Written by Resources for Entrepreneurs Staff – www.gaebler.com Published: 11/18/2009 SMBs plan to increase use of internet marketing in 2010. It may not come as surprising news for small business owners that most entrepreneurs report internet ...
Communications Overload at the NHS Primary Care Trust
You couldn’t make this up: Head of Communications £42252 – £49852 per annum Our client, an NHS Primary Care Trust, based in east London is looking for a Head of Communications to join their Team. The role will report directly to the Assistant D...
Job Vacancy: Marketing & Communications Executive
The London Internet Exchange (LINX) is a mutually owned membership association for operators of Internet Protocol networks. It provides a neutral interconnection facility and peering platform, known as an Internet Exchange Point (IXP), and represent ...
Newsletter Checklist #4 – ‘What is the schedule for production’
A final set of questions to consider when writing a newsletter are when do your readers need to receive your newsletter, has adequate time been built in to cover production and printing, who are you relying on to produce content or deliver copies and...
Newsletter Checklist #3 – ‘What should it look like?’
Additional questions to consider when writing a newsletter are what the most suitable format is (print, email, PDF, paper stock, colours etc), how many pages, what type of imagery should be used and will anyone else be contributing content? The final...
Newsletter Checklist #2 – ‘Who is my readership?’
Additional questions to consider when writing a newsletter are What type of person will be reading the newsletter, what is the appropriate style and tone of the publication, what impression do you want to make, do you want feedback and will this be m...
