Steve DiGioia February 18, 2021 Too many businesses continue to offer a workplace that leaves little room for the employee’s personality to shine through. They micromanage the heck out of each service step and expect their minions to follow the path without exceptions. I can understand the need for consistent uniform and grooming standards but … Continue reading Who Writes YOUR Words?
Joel Goldstein August 5, 2020 Words are incredibly powerful. They form the foundation of our communication with one another. When used effectively, words can influence people to act in ways that align with your goals. When used ineffectively, they can do the opposite. When you are pitching your product to a buyer or it’s an … Continue reading 5 Words to Use When Pitching a Product to a Buyer
Josh Barney — March 12, 2020 Instagram has more than 1 billion monthly active users, making it an integral social network for businesses, brands and marketers looking to grow awareness and build a serious following. ^^^Old news, right?^^^ If you’ve visited any content about Instagram in the last few years, you’ve almost definitely read an … Continue reading How to Reach More People on Instagram (in 500 Words)
Josh Barney — February 27, 2020 Facebook does not rank the order of their ad’s appearance (on the newsfeed) based purely on the amount of cash an advertiser puts behind them. ^This might surprise a few of you^ In the rest of this (500 word) article, I’m going to explain how the Facebook ad algorithm … Continue reading How The Facebook Ad Algorithm Works (in 500 Words)
Stefan Wolpers — January 21, 2020 TL; DR: Scrum Mastery How to make Scrum work? Read on to learn more about my top three objectives for Scrum Masters striving to achieve Scrum Mastery. The Top Three Objectives Achieving Scrum Mastery is no rocket-science: Make sure that the Scrum Team delivers a valuable, potentially shippable Product … Continue reading Scrum Mastery in 300 Words
Mayo Oshin — November 21, 2019 Follow @mayowaoshin Shortly after the success of The Cat in the Hat—a best-selling book limited to a 225-word vocabulary—Theodor Seuss Geisel (also known as Dr. Seuss) took on an even greater challenge. In 1960, Bennett Cerf, founder of book publisher, Random House, bet Dr. Seuss fifty-dollars that he couldn’t … Continue reading The Power of Constraints: How Dr. Seuss Used Only 50 Words to Write His Best-Selling Book of All Time
Virginia Franco — October 19, 2018 Follow @VAFrancoResumes — October 19, 2018 Free-Photos / Pixabay As an Executive Resume Writer, I got the chance to interview Sarah, a former client of mine, who, after 14 years with a Fortune 500 bank, made a career leap from sales and product development to training, which had been … Continue reading Words of Job Search Wisdom from a 2X Career Changer
JoAnne Funch — April 10, 2018 Follow @joannefunch — April 10, 2018 10 Most Overused Buzz Words in LinkedIn Profiles Every year LinkedIn publishes the 10 most overused words used in profiles. I find that when your LinkedIn profile is dominated with overused, meaningless words, we are not differentiating ourselves or our brand which means … Continue reading Is Your LinkedIn Profile Dominated With Overused, Meaningless Words?
What Digital ROI Is Really About, In Three Words by Mike Donahue , Op-Ed Contributor, September 6, 2017 To properly calculate return on digital media investment, we must take into account two other words beginning with the letter I: intent and impressions. What is the advertiser’s intent? Simply put, it is to get the best … Continue reading What Digital ROI Is Really About, In Three Words
The 3 Most Important Words In Digital Marketing by Mike Donahue , Op-Ed Contributor, August 21, 2017 What are the three most important words in digital marketing? 1. a four-letter word2. a six-letter word3. a five-letter word Data is the four-letter word Nobody would argue that first-party and third-party data are the foundational elements of … Continue reading The 3 Most Important Words In Digital Marketing
