23 responses to “10 reasons I am leaving PR consultancy to join an SEO”
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Best of luck – exciting times!
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Congrats Antony! Best of luck!
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Good luck Antony. Saw this in PR Week before your blog for once it scooped you huh! Nice one. All the best. Drew
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Good luck Anthony, welcome to the geek side ;-)
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Thanks for the comments, guys! Yes I am ashamed to be scooped, but it was nice of them to write it (and NMA and PR Business ;-))… Off to the pub soon – hurrah…
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For me, Antony’s list of top 10 reasons for his job change summarises just why it is such an exciting time to be working in marketing/communications. I’ve been working with Antony (we are a client of Harvard/Bell Pottinger) for about a year and it is quite amazing to see how our corporate stance on the changing nature of communications has evolved in that time. If a large and quite traditional organisation like the one I work for can grow and develop at that kind of pace, the possibilities really are infinite.
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Very interesting indeed. Good luck with the superb Spannerworks guys, and welcome back to working in Brighton.
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Good luck Antony. I trust you won’t stop blogging, ‘cos I think you’ve got the bug.
You’ll be an asset to Spannerworks, just as you’ll be a loss to Harvard/BPG.
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Thanks Ann, Dom, Will – great to have your kind comments.
Dom – I definitely will be carrying on the blog. There would be few employers in the world who could stop me, even if they wanted to (Spannerworks doesn’t!).
Will – I hope we can meet up now I’m back in town. :-)
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Good luck, Antony! I am away for a few days and everything seems to have changed!
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Congrats and best of luck. I have a lot of respect for the guys at Spannerworks – you are joining a great team. Keep blogging!!
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From one set of smoke and mirrors to another, eh? ; )
Following Hayward’s lead, I decided to do some PR/SEO mashing-up of my own, in your honour. Results include PROSE, SPORE, ROPES and my personal favourite, POSER.
Great move and good luck, sir.
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Harvard’s Mayfield joins SEO firm as social media man
What a busy week last week was. I’m only getting a chance to blog about this now, but PR Week and New Media Age reported on Friday that Harvard PR’s director Antony Mayfield has left to join SEO firm Spannerworks
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I did read SEO described as a “dark art” in an Economist article and thought: sounds familiar… :-)
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Good luck in your new job. Culturally, it will be a big change. Let us know how you settle in.
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Good luck in yopur new job Antony. I expect to be hearing all about the magic of SEO very soon…. it’s certainly something journos can’t turn their noses up at!
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Good luck Antony, not that you’ll need it. You got it spot on with your first point. Search is the media.
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Changing channels
Colin Farrington, director general of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations, has ruffled feathers by claiming (I paraphrase) that bloggers are lonely illiterates with no mates. Simon, David and Drew have led the charge. (I’ve been on leave, so this
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Back in Brighton can’t be bad either! See you for that lunch time pint soon and the best of British in the new role.
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Back in Brighton can’t be bad either! See you for that lunch time pint soon and the best of British in the new role.
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Screwdrivers work too.
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