We have touched upon the topic of crisis communication before, but there are many more aspects of this valuable area of PR we need to cover. While it
It was July 2011 when I handed HR my two-week notice. I still have this simple letter, modeled after a template I found online when
No one ever wants a crisis to strike. In fact, simply talking about this devastating news can be enough for many business owners to change
Think of the last time you went a whole day without doing something that could be considered work. Whether this is catching up on emails
Technology is a help as much as it is a hindrance. While we have used countless forms of technology to fuel our efficiency, organization, communication with one
Having spent any amount of time on social media, you are sure to have encountered many different personalities. People who are fairly normal functioning members
How would you describe the content on your website right now? Is it attention-grabbing, accurate, fun, outdated, stale or boring? I can’t stress enough the
Anyone that has gone to enough networking meeting, mixers, socials or luncheons can relate to this topic. There are simply times when you know you
Failing is a necessary part of life. I’ll refrain from inserting too many cheesy “fail” quotes because I’m sure you’ve seen most of them already,
The influence of storytelling can be found in all aspects of our lives. First, think of how we are entertained. We watch television and movies,
Throughout my life, I’ve learned a time or two – the hard way – that no one else is going to seize opportunities for you
There’s one exclamation that I’m sure to say at least once a week (often with my hands on my head for emphasis). “I spend WAY
