Communication is one of the pillars of a successful organization. If an organization can’t communicate well within itself or with its clients, then that organization will die; it’s that simple. When you think about modern day communication and all the ways that we can get
I just sat in on a panel at SES on “social media for the little guy” which featured: Jennifer Evans Laycock – Director of Marketing at Site Logic and writer for Search Engine Guide Billy Jo Waara – Lawrence and Schiller Ron Jones – President/CEO
Fear is a survival mechanism that kicks into gear when you’re brain senses danger and even risk. Fear and risk are vital components for personal and business development. When you are in a risky scary place, then you start to come up with creative and
You may have heard recently that the USMC and ESPN have really come down hard on social networking sites. The USMC banned the use of social networks entirely and ESPN has implemented extremely strict guidelines that focus mainly on helping ESPN: “The first and only
(yes, that’s me at a party with my laptop and 2 marketing books) I’m not very detail oriented I’m not too keen on routines I don’t work well early in the morning I don’t like working for other people (as in a full time job)
At this point we are seeing tens of thousands (if not more) of businesses using tools such as facebook and twitter. Many of these larger businesses (such as dell) have around a dozen employees tweeting and engaging with people via social media. Sounds great right?
The best way to stand out is by being yourself. Don’t waste time trying to copy someone else. We all have different personalities, experiences, thoughts, and ideas that are unique specifically to us; so why try to be anything or anyone else? Don’t spend your
You may have heard of a little incident that happened at Blogher recently, someone tried to blackmail George Smith Jr. into giving away a free pair of Crocs in order to avoid a negative blog post/press. According to George, he was hanging out the Sheraton
I had the opportunity to ask Matt a few questions the other day via email. Not very personal I know, but hopefully we will get to meet in person at the SES San Jose event in August. Matt talked about the latest technology news and
At the core of any successful company is usually a great product. Behind a great product sits a great strategy and a great team of people that can execute on that strategy (among many other things). However, a great product (or service for that matter)
