Arik Hanson November 12, 2020 It’s the age-old debate (at least over the last 10 years!): Do you need to be active on social media channels to be successful as a social media marketing professional? A Jess Smith post on Twitter about a month ago got me thinking about that question again. Because, historically, it … Continue reading The Age-Old Question: Do You Need to Be Active on Social Media to Be Successful in Social Media?
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Asking this question during an interview can wreck your shot at getting the job
By Academy of Management August 15, 2020 Lots of managers try to hire employees who share Mark Twain’s view on work: “Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” But earning a living is important, too, so shouldn’t candidates prioritize pay and benefits as well? According … Continue reading Asking this question during an interview can wreck your shot at getting the job
A Leading Question – How to Use Engagement to Secure More Leads
Milosz Krasinski July 21, 2020 “But, I don’t want any more leads” …said no one ever. Gaining new leads for your business should always be a priority and, any self-respecting brand should have a solid strategy in place to do just that. There are, of course, tons of ways to get new leads and, today, … Continue reading A Leading Question – How to Use Engagement to Secure More Leads
The Magic Question
Shep Hyken — November 11, 2019 Follow @Hyken What I’m about to share with you is a simple question to ask your customers—and even your employees—that will help you meet, and even exceed their expectations. This question is about success, for both you and your customers. First, a little background. I’ve been a part of … Continue reading The Magic Question
What Are the 4 Most Common Interview Question Types?
Personal Branding Blog — December 4, 2018 — December 4, 2018 There are a few basics that every person who’s preparing for or facing a job interview should know. A job interview is not an interrogation or an investigation. You are not guilty and you are not on trial. In fact, you have a great … Continue reading What Are the 4 Most Common Interview Question Types?
Who’s Line Is It Anyway? Should HR Answer the Culture Question Alone?
Maren Hogan — May 2, 2018 Follow @marenhogan— May 2, 2018 After writing in the HR space for 15 years and running a company for 8, I feel like I have a unique viewpoint on where HR and Culture intersect. In my company, barely 20 people, HR needs to function from a policy structure place. … Continue reading Who’s Line Is It Anyway? Should HR Answer the Culture Question Alone?
A Question of Trust: The Secret to Building a Successful Business
Gee Ranasinha — March 24, 2018 Follow @KEXINO — March 24, 2018 It’s never been easier to start a business than it is right now. And that’s the problem. 25 years ago all most businesses had was a phone. Since no-one knew who you were or what you sold, you had to ring people up … Continue reading A Question of Trust: The Secret to Building a Successful Business
Marketers have one main question to answer when it comes to AR
And its answer can determine if the tech endures — or is a flash-in-the-pan. Barry Levine on February 8, 2018 RedBubble AR app Here’s the key question marketers face when it comes to augmented reality (AR): What kind of reality wants to be augmented, and why? Certainly, there are many ways in which reality … Continue reading Marketers have one main question to answer when it comes to AR
The One Question You Should Ask Every Time You Consider Using Hashtags In Your Brand’s Posts
Sahail Ashraf — November 9, 2017 Follow @BizGrowInsights — November 9, 2017 Okay, hashtags are not a new invention, and we have all seen how they can be used to a brand’s advantage. We also know how hashtags can go horribly wrong (but this is not likely to happen to any digital agency that has … Continue reading The One Question You Should Ask Every Time You Consider Using Hashtags In Your Brand’s Posts
Content Pillars: New SEO Tactic Answers the Long-Form Content Question
Brittany Laeger — November 3, 2017 — November 3, 2017 Once again, it’s time for marketers and SEO specialists to change our tactics. Over the last year or two, the conversation in inbound and digital marketing has shifted. In the early days of blogging, the conventional wisdom was to create short, concise blog posts that … Continue reading Content Pillars: New SEO Tactic Answers the Long-Form Content Question