The weather in the last few weeks may have been bit of a washout, but it definitely wasn’t in PR land at Propellernet, with the team battling through the bank holiday and half term OOO emails to build some stunning links… 🔗

The Green Party recently deleted a policy from their website advocating fewer c-sections. Emma Barnett spoke to the party's co-leader Adrian Ramsay.

In Brighton the rate of c sections is 50%, and it can take at least 6 weeks to feel normal again as it’s major surgery. The fact that statutory paternity is just 2 weeks is mind boggling, I could barely lift the car seat at that point

Pleased as punch! This entry is such a wicked example of seeing real ranking and traffic improvements off the back of Digital PR activity - especially within an industry like Auto which is so engaged in DPR and competitive in the rankings! Fingers crossed!

Paddington limbering up, ready to walk Sunak into the distance

The monthly campaign round ups that Propellernet post on their blog are always worth checking out They do some really great campaigns with unique formats and methodologies that are great to study This month’s has some great campaign inspo in it: propellernet.co.uk/the-month-in-l…

I'm speaking at #brightonSEO this October 🥳 What familiar faces will I be seeing at the event? brightonseo.com/people/abi-ben…

A 5 minute task that might recapture some decent links: check robots.txt and see if you're blocking any parameters. Check Ahrefs to see if you have any links with those params. If you do - those links won't be passing value. Consider unblocking that param, and canonical instead.

Witnessed this madness today

Was going to post some work related stuff on here but just not going to bother, it’s an absolute cesspit and im on the verge of just deleting it (I know, not an airport yada yada)