Liz Kislik — June 20, 2019 Follow @lizkislik — June 20, 2019 I used to work with a guy who would stick his head into my office and say, “Got a minute?” Of course, he always took a whole lot more. All kinds of interrupters can steal your focus and make a tossed salad of … Continue reading How to Keep Your Cool with a Variety of Office Interrupters
Liz Kislik — August 4, 2018 Follow @lizkislik — August 4, 2018 Very few decision-makers operate completely independently — even CEOs usually have to answer to a board. So unless you’re a sole owner, or a sole employee, you need to appeal to many different audiences to get support for your initiatives, as well as … Continue reading Why You Need to be Able to Make Your Case to a Variety of Audiences
Natalie Petersen — July 21, 2017 — July 21, 2017 One of my favorite content creators and vlogs to follow on social media is Lucie Fink. Lucie currently works at Refinery29 (another favorite of mine) and according to her website: “At Refinery29, she created and hosts the hit YouTube series “Try Living with Lucie” where … Continue reading Variety is Key: How to Make Vlogs like Lucie Fink
by Matt Brennan November 17, 2015 Follow @MattLBrennanNovember 17, 2015 Don’t get stuck writing the same types of blog posts over and over. One common complaint among business bloggers is a lack of ideas for posts. This can lead to recycling the same idea in the same fashion over and over. Your audience needs a … Continue reading 13 Types of Blog Posts To Give Your Blog a Variety, And Up Your Readership
Joel WindelsOctober 18, 2015 This is the second part in a series on the changing trends in social data (read the first in the series here), and how three key areas must be considered whenever social technologies are used to derive insights. Part Two: Variety. Social media is, in essence, still immature. Though we’ve observed … Continue reading Commentary: Understanding The Variety Of Social Data
