All in communication
Visuals are the currency of today's communications. Social media, websites, blogs are all keyed around big, powerful photos. But the need for photos and the general open sharing view of the Internet in general has resulted in a lot of copyright infringement. And the big photo houses are clamping down. Don't get caught in an expensive net; learn where the lines are and how to color within them.
Are you one of the 350 million people with a LinkedIN profile? The average US user spends 17 minutes per month on LinkedIn. Here's three opportunities on LinkedIN you might be missing out on.
Everyone may have social media, but small businesses often struggle with the two-edged sword: resources and training. Small business owners face the added challenge of managing an area they may have little knowledge of. Here are some do's and don'ts for those of us without a staff.
Google introduced changes to it's search algorithms this week that give preference to mobile ready sites. Is your site ready for this?
Computer programs using high-end algorithms and artifical intelligence capabilities like Natural Language Generation are writing a lot of the stories you read in newspapers and online, and a lot of the reports you might be getting from service providers. Good thing or bad? Can NGL take the place of a good human?
Useful meetings may be a contradiction in terms sometimes, but they are especially challenging when remote workers need to be collaborating with their team. You don't have to buy a telepresence system to build a better meeting environment to bring your staff together.
Why is the reduction-in-force among professional journalists good news for business? Because there is a large pool of smart, dedicated, versatile communicators out there ready to put those talents to work for your business. Here are four reasons why you should have journalists on your team.
