
Using Humor in Messaging: Will You Get a Laugh or the Boot?
American humorist Leo Rosten once said, “Humor is, I think, the subtlest and chanciest of literary forms.” In business, it can be difficult to use
American humorist Leo Rosten once said, “Humor is, I think, the subtlest and chanciest of literary forms.” In business, it can be difficult to use
In the professional world, networking can be more significant than knowledge at times. Attending a Career Fair is a rite of passage for any
Facebook is a veritable fire hose of advertisements. Your posts, articles and brilliant insights do not stand a chance at catching anyone’s attention unless you
A recent commercial was a huge hit in my household. It shows a husband and a wife looking over the paperwork to purchase a vehicle,
Turning an idea into a product is a process. It takes effective communication and useful feedback to help a designer understand what you want and
Many companies market to their prospects and customers, but that doesn’t mean they are communicating effectively or in a timely manner. That’s unfortunate, because even
With the increasing fragmentation of media and the ever shrinking budget for journalists comes a great opportunity for media coverage for those businesses who take
In Ed Schipul’s Personal Brand Era presentation to the PRSA Georgia crowd yesterday, he cited stats about the of success of small business owner Gary V’s