4 steps to easing email addiction
If writing and reading emails is taking up time you should be using for other work, it might be time to modify how you approach your inbox and the ‘send’ key.
If writing and reading emails is taking up time you should be using for other work, it might be time to modify how you approach your inbox and the ‘send’ key.
Trying to convince an organization to sign you up to write white papers, create a blog or shoot videos? Here are some ideas for proving your ROI.
A survey by the Institute of Internal Communication found that leading by example was the best way to instill ethics in an organization’s culture—along with lots of other interesting findings.
A new guy on the job was told to cut the budget. He did so while simultaneously developing new ways for his company to communicate. Here’s what he learned.
Does it bother you that people assume social media is cheap and easy, or that a single department can own social media? This author shares your frustration.
From repurposing internal messages to answering ‘seldom asked questions,’ JetBlue shows how to keep your blog lively. And how about that Valentine’s Day newsjacking?
From ads to contests to how-to videos, here’s how brands are winning on Vine. Use these examples as inspiration for your business.
Research often focuses on cold terms like ‘analytics.’ But digging into user and customer emotions can fire up your campaigns and websites, says an Indiana University communicator.
Various factors, such as cost and familiarity with your particular industry, can help you make your decision—or maybe you can adopt a hybrid approach.
The revered dean of employee communications makes a case for reviving face-to-face communication by managers. Not even internal social media is a good substitute.
Five years on social network taught this social media expert that corporate execs need a strong social media wake-up call. Here is her plea.
Pay attention to these vital tips if you’re a job seeker.
While major events still go live, organizations produce more quick videos that employees can watch when and where they want. Video has become ‘the new document.’
Want to climb that corporate ladder faster? You’ll need soft skills, your network and plain, old hard work.
Proper grammar and word usage are essential, of course, but sloppy punctuation can confuse readers and even distort your meaning.