It's been a while since I sat in a newsroom of any description. It's not that I don't still write and submit articles, I do that all the time - it's just that since I moved across into PR - I've been able to be more creative in telling the stories of those brands and entrepreneurs that I work with.

So on Friday, I thought it would be a good idea to go along to a workshop to find out the current do's and don'ts in the Journalistic world.

And it turns out, they're much the same as they always were - but with one or two additions.

Nicola Rowley28 January 2020PR visibility, PR Strategy, PR for entrepreneurs, PR for Female Entrepreneurs, What Journalists Want, BBC, PR in 2020, PR reputation, NJRPR, Nicola J Rowley PR Comment

I flew to LA for 48 hours...

Have you ever done something that makes people around you ask why you have done it?

Of course you have because you're running your own business. Chances are, at least one person that you care for has asked you at some point why you're doing what you are.

I get this all the time.

Last week for instance, I flew to LA for 48 hours so I could attend a conference and I turned around and came straight back home.

When one of my friends was asked where I'd gone, she jokingly said I'd joined a cult.

PR expertiseNicola Rowley9 December 2019PR Strategy, PR in 2020, PR Strategy Sessions, PR for entertainment brands, PR wins, LA and back in 72 hours, Getting visible in 2020, Getting started with PRComment