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The world has changed. In just a few short months, the Covid pandemic has affected all parts of society and gripped business activity by the throat.  Before Covid, we had begun 2020 keeping an eye on the new government, expressing concern over Australian wildfires, preparing for the Budget and the next phase of Brexit, and sorting out arrangements for the … Read More

What does public relations, or ‘PR’ mean to you and your business, charity, school or organisation?

Copywriting for improved SEO is still relevant and at Deep South Media we do it all the time and recently a client told us that its site traffic increased by a massive 764%.

To celebrate our third season partnering with AFC Business, the commercial arm of Premier League club AFC Bournemouth, we’ve been writing about the relationship between business and sport. We’ve looked at the benefits of business sponsorship and how the support of companies helps youth sport in particular. In the final post of our series, Gemma Thorne from Bournemouth University (far … Read More

A story by Deep South Media on behalf of its client Ellis Jones Solicitors launched an issue into the public conscience – problem gambling. The law firm claimed back 89 per cent of a problem gambler’s losses – more than £100,000 – from a national operator.

Deep South Media has been guiding a number of its clients into the news, raising their profiles and showing how they are becoming greener – helping the UK forge ahead of other nations.

The first English ‘ring of bells’ in Asia has been hung and rung as the unique art form continues to spread around the globe. There now hangs in St Andrew’s Anglican Cathedral in Singapore a ‘ring of 12’ that is tuned and hung to be used in the full-circle change-ringing style.

A guest blog by Emily Walster, a student from Canford School, who has just completed her GCSEs and is spending a few days on work experience with us.

The rise of new digital media and the evolution of news – A guest blog by Abbie Bradford who is studying multimedia journalism at Bournemouth University and is working with us for two weeks

As former journalists, all Deep South Media staff are aware of changing language and how best to use words to communicate messages. The internet created a whole new lexicon in super-quick time. Here, Senior Account Director Ed Baker, BI, looks at this new language and how it has fared.