Amanda Abella — April 17, 2018 — April 17, 2018 PIRO4D / Pixabay I recently announced to my email list that I’m quitting my podcast for now. Actually, I turned it into a teachable lesson where I explained how it’s okay to quit a project. I even encouraged my list to share some of the … Continue reading How to Know When It’s Time to Quit a Project
Doug Andrew — April 3, 2018 Follow @dougandrewnow — April 3, 2018 The problem is most likely a faulty system, taught Dr. W. Edwards Deming. People can’t perform better than the system allows Isn’t it nice when things just work? There’s something very satisfying about this commercial by Honda, a campaign launched in 2003 to … Continue reading Who’s to Blame? 94% Chance It’s a System Failure, Not You
By Mark Gadala-Maria March 27th, 2018 For years, a company’s content strategy has for long revolved around its own blog. But, the rapid evolution of social networks and mobile delivery methods (like AMP) have made it necessary to decentralize a company’s content strategy. As 2017 wraps up, it’s becoming clearer and more evident … Continue reading Content Autopsy: It’s Time to Decentralize Your Content Strategy
Julie Winkle Giulioni — March 20, 2018 Follow @julie_wg — March 20, 2018 First introduced in the UK in the late 1970s, the term “work-life balance” has only become more popular and relevant over time. While the focus has morphed over time to consider the needs of different audiences within the workplace—mothers, the sandwich generation, … Continue reading Work-life Balance: It’s Becoming a Blur
Samantha Martin — March 19, 2018 Follow @Socially_Sam — March 19, 2018 Many people seem to have a mental barrier when it comes to the age they start to pursue their passions. The truth is, it’s never too late to pursue your passions. Life Begins At 40 There seems to be a train of thought … Continue reading It’s Never Too Late To Pursue Your Passions
Miranda Marquit — March 12, 2018 — March 12, 2018 Everyone has a formula for doing a business “right.” You know that when you start your business, there’s a right way to build your list, fund your ideas, post on your blog, and do any number of things. In fact, there are so many things … Continue reading Why It’s Better to Just Start Your Business — Instead of Worry About Doing It “Right”
Amanda Abella — February 15, 2018 — February 15, 2018 geralt / Pixabay I am often told that I am out socializing…a lot. While it may look like fun and games on Instagram, the truth is there’s a reason I attend so many industry events. Quite frankly, they lead to more money. Just recently, I’ve … Continue reading 4 Reasons Why It’s Important to Attend Industry Events
Emelina Spinelli — February 10, 2018 Follow @ecspinelli — February 10, 2018 Can you hear the buzz…. the murmer… the consistent droning on and on from “experts” who tell you this mythical story? Have you heard about the unicorn that you can catch, called “being paid to create”, doing what you love, making money while … Continue reading The Myth of Being Paid to Create and Why It’s Doomed to Fail
Liz Kislik — February 5, 2018 Follow @lizkislik — February 5, 2018 Clients often ask me how to deal with tricky interpersonal relationships in the workplace. Two of the most challenging situations occur when a leader hires a friend or even the friend of a friend, or when a leader and a subordinate start a … Continue reading 10 Reasons It’s Risky to Be Friends with Your Staff
Goutham Bhadri — January 30, 2018 Follow @mktgsamurai — January 30, 2018 Asking for an email address can feel like pulling teeth. People hold onto their email addresses like gold. They fear handing it over to companies because they don’t want to be bombarded with sales offers or promotional emails that aren’t interesting. Instead, they … Continue reading How to Grow Your Email List (It’s Easier Than You Might Think)
