by Charlotte Davies | Aug 18, 2017 | Consumer Lifestyle, Consumer Technology, Public Relations, Social Media, Sport, Wellbeing
Over the weekend the London 2017 Athletic World Championships were all over my telly and all over my twitter! Social media was overwhelmed by #London2017 over the 10 days with everyone joining in on the excitement via social media, as unfortunately not all the million...
by Rhianon Williams | Aug 1, 2017 | Client, Consumer Lifestyle, Food, Health, Insight, Social Media, Wellbeing, Wellness
It was only little over a year ago that Instagram raised the maximum length on a video from 15 seconds to one minute, however in a short space of time, video has rapidly become the most favoured visual media for consumers engaging with social media content. By 2020,...
by Rhianon Williams | Jun 20, 2017 | Consumer Lifestyle, Consumer Technology, Food, Health, Public Relations, Social Media, Wellbeing, Wellness
Back in 2009, hashtags belonged to Twitter. Designed initially to group together news topics, they have now developed into a mini language and world of their own, and it’s now Instagram that owns hash-tagging! With no character limit, we can hashtag to our...
by Rhianon Williams | May 31, 2017 | Business, Consumer Lifestyle, Consumer Technology, Food, Public Relations, Wellbeing
Berkshire based consumer PR agency Escapade PR completes management buyout from parent company CCgroup Berkshire based consumer PR agency Escapade PR (that’s us!) has completed a management buyout from parent company CCgroup, led by Managing Director Lynne...
by Beth Glover – beth@escapadepr.com | May 26, 2017 | Consumer Lifestyle, Drink, Food, Health, Wellbeing
The free from food market has been on the (pretty steep) incline for a few years now and is showing no signs of stopping. Between January and March this year, more than half of us bought a free from product, according to Kantar Worldpanel. A fashion emerged among...
by Rhianon Williams | May 5, 2017 | Health, Insight, Sport, Wellbeing, Wellness
The annual fitness trends report from the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), has for the second year in a row cited wearable technology as the number one fitness trend for 2017. The survey is a benchmark for trends across the health and fitness industry, and...
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