Powerful Communication Podcast
The Powerful Communication podcast from Comsteria is an essential listen for businesses, brands, comms teams and public relations professionals. We cover every aspect of communication - from social media and websites, video production and podcasts, to traditional media relations, interviews, presentation skills and much more. If you've got something to say and want to say it better, and if you're interested in the fast moving world of corporate communications - this is the podcast for you. Fast moving, jargon free, opinionated and dedicated to helping you in the course of your work.
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Comsteria's Colin Kelly delivers Linkedin traning and is getting asked this question A LOT! Here's a quick explainer. Visit Comsteria online and find out more about our training and consultancy work, all designed to help you communicate with power! www.comsteria.co.uk
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We've got several important advantages over our competitors. Obviously, we've youth on our side. Training and consultancy is a full time business for us - we're not doing this on the side while working for someone else or enjoying a semi retirement. We live and breathe this every single day. And our knowledge of the m
Here's a simple step you can take to improve your understanding of the media, which in turn will increase your confidence, hek you get over some fear of the unknown and should also highlight opportunities you can take advantage of. If you're part of a comms team, you could all get involved in this and share the worklo
Colin Kelly with advice on how to get the most out of a relationship with a PR agency. At Comsteria, we believe the best results come from combining outsourced agency support with investment in your own skills. Contact us today to discuss what we can do for you.
Comsteria's media trainer Colin Kelly with advice on a neat and tidy way to 'put the brakes on' and stop talking when you're giving an interview. Don't user use this..it would get annoying if you did it on every answer, but used sparingly, this is a good technique to help end an answer strongly and get a key call to ac