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John Jantsch has a great perspective on the planning that usually happens at this time of year and how to make it meaningful… “About this time of year, some people get in planning mode for the new year. Often times this planning involves dragging out white boards and reviewing last year’s plan to evaluate progress. [...]
If I were an author…
Image by BryanPerson via Flickr …[and I'm not] this post by Chris Brogan would make my day — or maybe even my Memorial Day weekend. In it, Chris [who IS an accomplished author] lays out his social media book marketing plan… “Here’s a freebie: if I were an author looking to get the most out [...]
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Some good email advice…
…from a reputable source… “Want to be sure that you are a valuable member of the team? Well, then don’t annoy your coworkers with your email habits. Or worse, don’t annoy your superiors. “Since email is now the number one business communication tool it’s become the best way to trumpet your value and save your [...]
Consume, create, connect!
John Jantsch recently wrote on the topic of “Profiting from other people’s content”. He says… “Don’t be alarmed by that title — I’m not talking about stealing content for gain, I’m talking about adding the filtering and aggregating of content to your content consumption, creation and sharing routine. Pretty much everyone has bought into the [...]
Resolve to get a website…
This list from author Matthew Shofoluwe is a good start… “Business, like any organism, has to adapt to it’s environment. While the underlying principles for conducting businesses may remain unchanged, some areas are almost always in need of new and better ways of doing the same things. An example of such area is in communication. [...]
Email Overload: Download a Free Copy of David Allen’s Email Rules
Having problems managing email? David Allen, author of Getting Things Done and inspiration for a lot of posts ’round these parts, gives away a free four-page PDF at his website that covers his basic principals for keeping email organized. Getting specific without going too in-depth, he explains the ‘two minute rule,’ why action-able emails should [...]
7 tools for the mobile journalist
The e1evation/Envano team has done a great deal of work over the past six months on building the ‘near perfect’ toolkit for the mobile journalist. It comes from our award-winning work covering trade shows for AGCO. Here’s an interesting post on tools for the mobile journalist. Read the author’s take and then you can have [...]
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