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David Bullock
PR agency Managing Director - helping businesses to boost their visibility and credibility
David Bullock is the Managing Director at Rhizome Media, a brand building agency based in London. He has a rich background in journalism and public relations, having transitioned from a successful career as a journalist to leading a PR agency. His experience includes over 15 years in editorial and management roles across various media platforms, including print and digital.13
Before joining Rhizome Media, Bullock worked for The Sun, where he spent 13 years honing his skills in headline writing and storytelling. His approach to PR is rooted in his belief that effective communication should be straightforward and relatable, avoiding corporate jargon.12 He emphasizes the importance of finding compelling stories that resonate with audiences rather than merely producing press releases for the sake of it.1
In addition to his role at Rhizome Media, Bullock has experience in various sectors, including property and broadcasting, and has been involved in significant campaigns, such as the 'Raise the Roof' initiative that influenced government policy on rental income.2 His leadership at Rhizome focuses on delivering impactful PR strategies that help clients navigate their public image effectively.
Outside of work, Bullock enjoys military fitness training and finds inspiration for creative ideas during these sessions.1
Highlights
When my sister was 13 she had to have braces.
Those horrid metal ones that look like train tracks.
And when they were put on for the first time, they hurt so badly that she couldn't chew her food.
But my parents had an ingenious, if slightly disgusting, solution.
Whatever meal the family was having that night would go in the blender.
We would enjoy roast beef, potatoes, gravy, broccoli and leeks. Jenny would eat brown sludge.
Somehow it never mattered how great the food looked when it went in. It always came out looking the same.
Brown sludge.
And that's what happens when you rely on Chat GPT to write your copy.
It scrapes up a load of words from across the internet, blends them up, and vomits them onto your screen.
So don't serve up brown sludge to potential customers.
Why not ask professional copywriters to prepare you a delicious home-cooked meal?
Am I right in thinking that no word exists for feeling embarrassed on someone else's behalf?
May I humbly suggest... thembarrassment?
