Category Archives: Big Cat Group
10 reasons why you should hire a PR company
I came across a blog last week entitled “10 reasons why you should get rid of your PR firm”. Personally I feel all the reasons are rubbish, well for Big Cat at least. In response to the blog I thought … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Group, PR
It’s Christmas time….
Well it’s been a busy old few weeks here at the Big Cat office. Usually during the run up to Christmas people start winding down, brew the mulled wine and pop open the mince pies…no such luck here, it’s been … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Group, Big Cat Social, Marketing, PR
New Kid on the block
Hi I’m Chris, 22, originally from Wolverhampton, now living in Birmingham. My favourite film is “A tale of 2 sisters”, favourite food is Cornish pasty and favourite band is Epica. Right, that’s the introductions out the way. If you’d hadn’t … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Group, PR
Social Media killed the seminar
Seminars and conferences have been the staple diet of companies and yuppies alike since the 1980s. As well as providing a great excuse to go to another city on the company credit card, they are a forum where experts share … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Group, Big Cat Social
Forget New York: This is Birmingham!
I’m sure anyone that has walked around the Bullring in the last week or so will have noticed a Statue of Liberty and a mock up yellow taxi just outside the Selfridges building. I don’t know if this is a … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Group, Big Questions
Say hello to Big Cat Strategy
Our 4th and final departmental blog is up and running. Its author, Daniel Webb, has just come back from holiday and so was unable to get the blog live as early as the others. Big Cat Strategy is the marketing … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Group, Marketing
Yahoo and Microsoft need to stop trying to take over and just join in
Remember the good old days of computers and the internet, when no one had a clue what the damn thing was and it’s only function seemed to be a window for sleaze. It was also a time when Yahoo and … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Group, Big Cat Social
One single vision – Where next for Birmingham
With the departure of Clive Dutton, who has been so instrumental in securing the future of the city, thoughts turn to ‘what do we do next?’.
Do we carry on as we are, or do we introspect a bit and refine our strategy? These are tough questions and it proves what we should already know; town planning is not easy. Continue reading
Filed under Big Business, Big Cat Group, Digbeth, Eastside
