by Kristy | Feb 13, 2020 | Health promotion, Marketing and advertising, Social media
You don’t need to be cupid to make your followers fall in love with your content on Valentine’s Day. You just need a little advanced thinking, a pun or two relating to your organisation, and of course plenty of emojis. Over the years I’ve seen some fantastic...
by Kristy | Jan 21, 2020 | Going viral, Health promotion, Social media
It’s been fascinating and heartwarming to watch the incredible fundraising efforts of Celeste Barber – $40 million in 4 days, at the time of publishing this article the amount is over $50 million. It’s been confirmed that the fundraiser is...
by Kristy | Jan 9, 2020 | Blogging, Marketing and advertising, Social media, Twitter, Websites
No one really wants to hear about all the pilates I’ll be doing next year, rather let’s talk about social media strategy and what I’ll be doing differently in 2020 and beyond. Digital platforms are ever-changing and therefore our strategies must evolve too. A great...
by Kristy | Jul 6, 2016 | Online culture
By Shelley Ratcliffe Is Fitspiration all bad? Culture and community vs public health messaging A little bit about me… Hi everyone, my name is Shelley Ratcliffe and I’m a third year health science student, majoring in health promotion at Flinders...
by Kristy | Apr 21, 2016 | Social media
Are Anzac Day social media fails ‘Fresh in your Memories’? Even though this epic social media fail is now many years old, it still stands to be one of the most distasteful Anzac Day posts, and PR mis-fires. If you are reading our humble little blog,...
by Kristy | Feb 9, 2016 | Social media, Uncategorized
Huge thanks to Sarah Horwood, Online Manager, COPMI for sharing her insights with our blog readers. Background The Children of Parents with a Mental Illness (COPMI) national initiative promotes better outcomes for children who have a parent with a mental illness. We...
