Ted McGrath make a living sharing his story – the good, bad, and ugly – as a performer on stage. He also coaches speakers and entrepreneurs on the use and application of stories in business. But what makes him so unique in this? He takes the approach in marketing that we aren’t all alike, and while we can relate […]
Until recently, I always recommended that content marketers focus on high ROI activities like guest posting and SEO while limiting time on social media. However, I was able to get 1 and 3 articles featured on LinkedIn Pulse by putting my own tips into practice. While I do still recommend high ROI activities over social media,
What does a ‘Bean Queen’ know about how managers can work together with their employees to create better business environments? Annie Hyman Pratt grew her family’s business The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf from a small store chain to a celebrated national brand. Even with all that success, she learned a lot of hard lessons along the
Do you feel like you have happiness in your life, or is it tied to your feeling of success? Srikumar S. Rao is a best-selling author, TED speaker, and former professor at many of the world’s top business schools, including Columbia, Kellogg, the London Business School, and Berkeley. But you might be a little
When we talk about reimagination, Gini Dietrich is one of those people whose story fits perfectly. She started in traditional PR, and became the founder and CEO of Arment Dietrich, a Chicago-based integrated marketing communication firm and the author of the top PR blog, Spin Sucks. But if you’re wondering what an ‘integrated marketing communication firm’
Headlines. You’ve already read a lot about them, no doubt. But they are extremely important, hence why they get and deserve so much attention. Headlines creep into everything you do whether you run an online or offline business. Here is just some of the following where headlines are necessary:
Mitch Russo is no stranger to invisible organizations and success in business, and most often, he’s done it from locations that might surprise you. From his spare bedroom to Machu Picchu, Mitch has devised and developed systems for creating ‘invisible organizations.’ He has recruited top talent from around the world, perfected a method of training
I’m going to be honest with you… Your blog lives or dies by the number of conversions you make. And I’m not talking about visitors – passive readers come and go. But loyal subscribers… your loyal subscribers remain.
Stressful, isn’t it? You’re researching, creating, and marketing content. And somehow on top of all that, you must find time to deal with the hoards of email cluttering up your inbox. The 1,440 minutes in a day just aren’t sufficient to deal with all this.
When it comes to prosperity, being delusional isn’t necessarily a bad thing, or so says Randy Gage. It’s all about whether or not your delusions serve you. Picture a teenager sitting in a prison cell for robbery. Now imagine him telling himself he’d be a millionaire by age 35. Would you think he was delusional?
