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Improving connectivity
03rd November 2008. Posted by Ruth Ward. Trackback
Today, six months after setting up Rewired PR, our website has gone live. It’s great to finally get to showcase some of the projects that have been keeping us so busy over the past few months, but also to start the process of improving our profile, connecting with interested parties and raising awareness of our clients’ work online. A big thanks to all at Tak! for building us a fantastic site.
Almost a year ago today I was contacted via my Facebook profile whilst travelling in New Zealand to see if I would be interested in pitching for an ambitious digital arts project called The Big Picture. One proposal later (written in an internet café in Christchurch), and a conference call from a phonebox overlooking the Three Sisters in Echo Point, Australia, my first new business win for Rewired PR will undoubtedly be the one that stays with me for the rest of my days.
The Big Picture turned out to be one of the most inspirational projects I have ever worked on, and it gave me a timely reminder of the value of social networks and online communities, not only for engaging new audiences in the arts, but also for business development.
Half a year on, the team is growing and we have a number of innovative, headline grabbing projects under our belt. The ethos behind Rewired is to improve connectivity for our clients and their audiences across the digital, creative and leisure sectors. We hope to play an active role in that by discussing issues that are relevant to these industries on our website, whilst raising the profile of our clients and the other initiatives and organisations that we play an active role in. Keep in touch with the latest updates via our blog and twitterfeed, join the debate and let us know what you think.
Comments
Hi Ruth, Best of luck with the new venture. The site looks great.
John Newbold
03rd November 2008
Thanks John, you get the prize for the first comment!
Ruth Ward
04th November 2008