Three Memes: OMG, Pomegranate and Memebox Global #13 reviewed
My postie has been kept busy lately with the arrival of three new Memebox Korean beauty boxes. Now, to tell you the truth, these aren’t […]
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Stationery confessions – the next chapter, written in longhand
After the last time I made my stationery confessions, I discovered that there is a whole world of stationery-related blogs to enjoy. Who knew? Yes, […]
Could you do a day without technology?
I was woken up on Sunday morning by the sound of my daughter hustling my hairdryer out of the room. At this point I […]
Info for PRs & disclosure
Joanne Mallon – a bit about me I am a freelance writer and author of three best-selling non fiction books. You can see some of […]
Social media mythbusting
I had a spiffing time last night talking about social media for journalists with the Guild of Health Writers in the (frankly rather elegant) surroundings of The Medical Society of London.
The thing that struck me when talking to peole who don't use Twitter or other social media tools was that it's the myths that seem to put people off. Myths including:
- You have to be a tech-y gadget freak to make sense of it
- It uses up all your time
- Why would I be interested in what random strangers have for lunch?
The Mummy Bloggers, the PRs and Working for Chips
One of the regular features I write for ParentDish is a roundup of the week’s best parent blog posts. It’s been a fascinating introduction to that […]