You’ve seen how Holyrood Partnerships works - here you’ll get a flavour of how we play.
We’ve smacked the bottom of the bottle and shaken out a healthy dollop of the stuff that make us laugh or cry.
Call it an interesting wee accompaniment that adds extra flavour to what we’re all about.
Call it Holyrood Partnership Sauce.
We love the winning PR stunt by The Sun newspaper - which has come up with a hilarious new "handheld device" to deliver news better than the iPhone
PR Scotland expert and social media enthusiast Scott Douglas, of Holyrood Partnership, co-hosts Quiet News Day episode 4. The weekly podcast covers quality Scottish journalism, public relations, social media, technology, business and convergence.
Scottish PR expert Scott Douglas muses on the rise of virtual worlds, 3D avatars - and the possibilities for PR in Scotland and the media.
Recommended viewing by Scottish PR agency founder Scott Douglas for those who still think social media is fad that can be safely ignored. Fittingly, it comes from YouTube.
Scottish public relations agency founder Scott Douglas co-presents episode three of respected social media podcast, Quiet News Day. Listen here.
Scottish PR agency founder Scott Douglas teams up with other experts for the second Quiet News Day weekly podcast to discuss the changing media in Scotland.
Can you really create an internet meme as a PR tool for clients?
Scottish PR agency founder Scott Douglas runs a test to find out if Fairy Liquid makers Procter & Gamble monitors its brands on Twitter.
Scottish PR and communicatiions experts are being offered the chance to hear first hand professional experiences from one of the sector's leading figures - Barbara Clark, Head of Communications at VisitScotland.
Forget a burger bap at lunchtime - get your trainers on and get running!
A controversial play showing Jesus in a dress has become a sellout and a PR success with the help of its religious detractors ...
Scottish PR agency founder Scott Douglas has joined with renowned Scottish journalist Shaun Milne to launch an in-depth weekly podcast looking at the convergence of public relations, journalism, social media and technology. Listen here.
Holyrood Partnership receives an unexpected response from Edinburgh's top cartoonist Frank Boyle.
Let's hope Microsoft are more liberal with their party invitations - for the sake of those snubbed by Google Wave.
