“Don’t call it a ‘brand.’ Call it ‘the business’ or ‘the company’.” This was the advice I was given to
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“Don’t call it a ‘brand.’ Call it ‘the business’ or ‘the company’.” This was the advice I was given to
Continue readingPeople are very upset with the new company name, Oath. Oath is what the Verizon-owned AOL and Yahoo will be
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Continue readingWe don’t celebrate our differences enough. It’s somewhat ironic, sad and true. If you look at the news, there is
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Continue readingThere are better (and more interesting) ways for companies to use Twitter than simply have a "conversation." Most people think
Continue readingWhen you think of search engines and the Internet, it’s hard not to think of Google (and not much else).
Continue readingWhat happens when people do say bad things about you (or your company)? This is – without question – one
Continue readingSocial media can put you in good company, especially when you’re making connections on the fly. A few months back,
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Continue readingThere’s sometimes more to learn from quitting or being fired from a job than you probably realize. Full disclosure: I’ve
Continue readingAs we move out of the recession, we need to be prepared for how business will adapt as companies, once
Continue readingWhile companies are even quicker to flip the switch and hop on to Twitter, more and more companies are still
Continue readingIt’s easy to think about Google, Apple or Twitter when you think about what a "next generation" company might look
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