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How to create a great value proposition – part one

Do you know what a value proposition is and how it can help your organisation stand out? In this three-part series, we unpick what value propositions are, why they are important, and how to create one.

Monthly round up

We dived into March with election planning, influential stories and our new Comms Lab offer.

Using data – how a CRM can support your organisational strategy

CRMs can support your organisational strategies and communications tactics, from growing your members and supporters to increasing meaningful engagement.

Monthly round up

Are you curious about what other organisations are doing with their comms? This month, we're featuring exciting rebrands, new websites, and shifting narratives, here’s what happened in February.

“I have an exceptional cheerleading squad”

It’s International Women’s Day and it’s also Agenda’s first birthday. Here we talk to our co-founders about being business leaders, their lessons learned and the importance of lifting up those around you.

How to build solid foundations for a new CRM

There are four important areas to explore before investing in a new CRM. Here, we take you through them.

Monthly round up

Strikes, strategies and storytelling success, here’s how we’ve set the agenda for 2024 this January.

Six steps to successfully influencing a political manifesto

How you can influence political party manifestos while setting out your own priorities in the run up to a general election.

How to build good working relationships with journalists

An important part of any PR strategy is building good working relationships with journalists, here our Agenda associate and former editor and journalist Adi Bloom shares her experience.

What's next for Agenda?

We launched Agenda in 2023 and it's been quite the ride - what will 2024 have instore for us?

Navigating the risks of working with celebrities

How to work with celebrity ambassadors and patrons.

Musk says EDI must die. Is he right?

Could equality, diversity and inclusion communications be causing more harm than good? Becky Slack asks the question.