Posts tagged ‘values’

The Need to Be Certain Causes Paralysis

By , 17 October, 2010, 18 Comments

In essence, I. WAS. SCARED. And because I was uncertain of how my blog would be received by the world, I slowly progressed into a place where creating content based on my original intent became an afterthought and often an excuse-filled discussion with those who cared enough to ask me why I wasn’t writing.

как может уволиться член правления какое наказание за проезд на знак формы защиты собственности в рф выплата ущерба за дтп суд изменения счета в году сколько собственников у приватизированной квартиры что нужно иметь иностранцу что бы работать в рк лишение прав и окончание срока их действия дисциплинарное наказание в период отпуска уголовный кодекс сроки давности нотариус гражданский время работы отсутствие активов для выплаты доли

Collaborate to Inform: A Reader Writes In

By , 5 February, 2010, 9 Comments
Collaborate to Inform: A Reader Writes In

In regards to primary research, hop on and establish yourself in the mediums you plan to participate in. Practice makes perfect, right? So, if you’re comfortable enough after you know what Twitter is, open an account. WATCH and LISTEN to people. Using Twitter Search (search.twitter.com) seek out keywords that are relevant to you using quotes. (Example “public relations” or “social media.”) By searching for specific terms, you will be able to find exactly who is talking about the subject matter you are interested in. This will help you determine if you want to follow this person/people and if the conversation is a place you want to engage. If you have a prospect list or are curious if specific people are utilizing Twitter (or another medium), go to Google and type in “Jane Doe on Twitter” and anyone by that name will pop up. This is very useful, as you can get granular very easily to determine where you should be spending your time.

Integrity, Social Media and Business: One Big Uncomfortable Family

By , 16 December, 2009, 13 Comments
Integrity, Social Media and Business: One Big Uncomfortable Family

Integrity has found its rightful place at the head of the business communication revolution table. Words like authentic, transparent and genuine (all synonymous with insides matching outsides) are among the most popular vocabulary words of today. Not because people do these things particularly well, but because the act of exuding these characteristics is highly desirable, especially as it pertains to communicating. Integrity is what we crave and expect in our interactions with other humans (brands) — and we should expect nothing less.