Caitlin Hall
Caitlin is a keen writer of fiction and non-fiction and she holds a degree in English Literature from the University of York. Over the last few years, she has created various blogs and articles for multiple companies and publications. She also has her own film blog that demonstrates her passion for the industry.
Workplace Gossip and Watercooler Chats
06/05/22
Gossip can be malicious, especially when it concerns real people. There’s never an excuse for being unkind, but particularly so in the workplace, where it’s perhaps even more unforgivable to have someone prying into your personal life.
The precarious nature of Christmas markets during COVID
17/12/21
Originally a German tradition, Christmas markets arrived in the UK in 1999 and have been popular with tourists ever since...
Are we being scammed by advent calendars
13/12/21
Most of us think of cheap and cheerful chocolates...
Twitter Blue Is Social Media Worth Paying For
25/06/21
In early June, Twitter launched their ‘first-ever subscription offering’, Twitter Blue. However, the social media platform, launched in 2006, is quick to emphasise the fact that ‘a free Twitter is not going away, and never will’.
Productivity during the pandemic
21/06/21
Playing the guitar, learning a language, or starting to cross stitch, the pandemic forced an inordinate amount of time on our hands, and we filled it by taking up new hobbies. With social media as the only way to connect with our...
The Grey Areas of Influencer Marketing
09/06/21
Growing up with the internet, as I did, it’s of no surprise to me that traditional methods of marketing are failing to grab the attention of millennials and Generation Z. Many have wised up to the artifice and pretence of the advertisements