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Glamorgan and 50-over cricket triumph against the odds
Our senior consultant and long-time Glamorgan cricket supporter, Andrew Weltch, looks at an unusual victory in an unusual year. The summer of 2021 has been a very strange one for cricket in England and Wales. And I’m not talking about … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Marketing, Media, Sponsorship, Sport
Tagged BBC, cricket, Durham, England and Wales Cricket Board, Essex, First Class Cricket, Glamorgan, Michael Atherton, Nottingham, RL Cup, Royal London Cup, Sky Cricket, The Hundred
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How our training went online – and off
The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed almost everything online – from shopping to business meetings, from parties to plays, writes Andrew Weltch. Although we’ve been working remotely online for years, until 2020, we never considered offering training that way – now … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Education, Marketing, Media, Public relations
Tagged buffet lunch, copywriting, copywriting training, COVID-19, media, Media training, online training, pandemic, remote working, Training
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It may have a website, but does that university exist?
Our senior correspondent Andrew Weltch issues a warning about fake university websites. At Weltch Media, we’re very familiar with university websites. Higher education is one of our specialist fields, and much of our writing is for clients’ sites. Last year … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Marketing, Media
Tagged Ed Sheeran, Harry Potter, higher education, Swansea University, University of Suffolk
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The Hundred – the other side of the coin
Guest post by Annie Chave, who questions the England and Wales Cricket Board’s (ECB) reasons for introducing The Hundred, a new extra-short form of cricket at the height of the 2020 season, and explains the ‘Oppose The 100’ campaign. I … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Media, Sport, Uncategorized
Tagged Annie Chave, Audreey Hepburn, Bryan Henderson, Claudia Winkleman, County Championship, County Matters, David Lloyd, ECB, England and Wales Cricket Board, George Dobell, Hugh Turbeville, Indian Premier League, IPL, James Buttler, Oppose The 100, Sky Television, The Hundred, Tom Harrison
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Still not tired of London and its ‘wonderful immensity’
“… when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.” Our senior consultant Andrew Weltch argues it’s probably as true today as it was when Samuel Johnson … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcast, Business, Media, Television, Transport
Tagged BBC, Cardiff, His Dark Materials, London, National Theatre, Royal Festival Hall, Samuel Johnson, South Bank
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Reaching out to leverage synergies? Please don’t!
Our senior consultant Andrew Weltch reaches out to leverage some synergies going forward. A look at the crime against language – business jargon.
Posted in Business, Marketing, Public relations
Tagged Chris Lake, Christopher Ratcliff, Econsultancy
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Three reasons to sponsor women’s sport
Women’s sport is on the rise, and it offers great opportunities for sponsorship. In the UK this year [2017] we’ve seen the success of women’s Super League cricket, the continuing growth of women’s soccer, England reaching the final of the … Continue reading
Posted in Association Football / soccer, Business, Cricket, Football, Golf, Marketing, Rugby union, Sponsorship, Sport
Tagged cricket, England, Jana-Kate Richards, Kia, Kitsons, LPGA, Northern Ireland, soccer, sports, This Girl Can, Torquay, Torquay United, Torquay United Ladies FC, Women in Sport, Women's Rugby World Cup, Women's Super League
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Challenges and changes: How an independent soccer magazine defied the prophets of doom
Guest post by David Collins of Welsh Football magazine. Here he looks at the challenges this independent print magazine has faced in its 25 years of covering all aspects of soccer in Wales. As the editor / publisher of a … Continue reading
Fatima joins the Capitals – because hockey is for everyone
Top-level sport has huge potential to influence attitudes and behaviour. That’s why we despair when a pro soccer player takes a dive and rejoice when a tennis player concedes a disputed point. Athletes’ actions will be imitated and their attitudes … Continue reading
Posted in Ice hockey, Media, Politics, Sport
Tagged Fatima Al Ali, games, hockey, Hockey Canada, Hockey Is For Everyone, LGBTQ, National Hockey League, NHL, RISE, soccer, tennis, United Arab Emirates, USA Hockey, Washington Capitals, You Can Play
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