New Followers = New Tools

Well my twitter post earlier led to the discovery of this new tool @philconell followed my blog and recommended trying hatmandu.net's bloganalyser and well, here are the results. This is testing my about us page www.morphpr.co.uk/about-us

Have a go and see what it tells you about your writing style. I must adnit I'm quite pleased with mine.

The Blogalyser reveals...

Your blog/web page text has an overall readability index of 18.

This suggests that your writing style is intellectual
(to communicate well you should aim for a figure between 10 and 20).Your text contains 11 sentences, which suggests your general message is distinguished by complexity
(writing for the web should be concise).

CHARACTER MATRIX

male		female
self		world
past		future

Your text shows characteristics which are 33% male and 67% female
(for more information see the Gender Genie).
Looking at pronoun indicators, you write mainly about yourself, then the world in general and finally your social circle. Also, your writing focuses primarily on the present, next the future and lastly the past.

Find out what your blogging style is like!

Nice cup of tea

Make your life easier and automate where you can, remembering to make time for the real interaction as well!

Try Tweetfeed to get your blog to update Twitter for you. 

Let's share our automation tips here - we'd love to hear from you.

Twitter Presentation

Hiya

Love it or hate it, it's time to embrace it! Twitter that is...

Just prepared this short Twitter presentation which highlights some of the many applications available to use with Twitter.

I'm sure you will all have other faves to share so I'd love to know what you think.

I'm more than happy to update it if you can add to it.

Hope you find it useful. Oh and don't forget to follow me

http://twitter.com/racheloreilly

Enterprise 09

Morph had a great day at Enterprise 09, we met loads of lovely people and had some very interesting conversations.

Rachel hosted a business advice booth on Marketing and PR and spoke to some fantastic people about their businesses. Emma Austin our fantastic new student was a great help.


Emma worked the crowd in her morph PR T- shirt, a brave girl!. She also did a great job setting up our booth and networking with potential customers. She then had to wizz off to do a presentation on her dissertation!

My first session of the day was with the dynamic Gill from Butlers 2 go a naked butlers service! This was a welcome start to my day and as Lisa Sturge, of Laughterlines Coaching would say, a very healthy one. Gill is great fun but has a fantastic business head, which I'm sure you'll agree is a winning combination.

I must say I was blown away by the energy of Deborah from Talk Eczema and Pure and Simple Skincare, she is an absolute dynamo and I am looking forward to working more with her and her team. She is currently looking for Party Planner so if you know anyone get in touch with me and I'll pass your details on.

I met Naomi Lloyd who runs a photography business in Southsea and has 2 boys of an identical age to my own. She is doing a cracking job of keeping her business smoothly and keeping her busy family happy. I can't wait to start helping her revamp her website.

I met loads of other fab people as well, but didn't get their permission to blog about them so we'll keep stum for the moment and update you when we can.

The only downside was a lot of my existing friends and colleagues didn't find me as I was in the furthest back corner behind a healthy a safety banner, so lessons taken from the event are: have a bigger banner than the man next to you and make sure you get there early to get a good pitch. But hey I had a great day and did my best, and really that's all anyone can do.


Enjoy your weekend!

Inspiration

I love this book for my textile projects or even just a bit of time out.

Neglect and the art of prioritizing

I have been neglecting my own blog for some time now as I have been fantastically busy with new clients.

However I want to 'walk the talk' and can't continue recommending to clients that they have fabulous blogs whilst neglecting my own.

I have just spotted the gorgeous Grace Designs Blog, whilst researching for one of my textiles projects. Seeing it reminded me that I am an intrinsically visual person and aesthetics really do matter to me and make me happy. I just realised that the sight of my own blog has been making me a bit sad of late, which is probably, psychologically, why I have been avoiding it.
Oh Lightbulb Moment!

My latest newsletter is all about why image matters and this is just reinforcing my determination to upgrade this blog and make it what it should be 'A showcase of all Things Bright and Beautiful'.

Work is also afoot behind the scenes of www.morphpr.co.uk and this is being updated by the fabulous Toby Inkster whilst we speak.

However my priorities are always going to be my clients work and I have been really blessed of late, with some fabulous new clients coming on board.

I will be blogging about them individually as part of my forward plan for this here blog!

Watch this space for a new look Moroh's Moments and have a great weekend.