The steps and thinking behind my “One-Hour Recipe” for social media success.
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Author: Paul Kiewiet
Why Blog?
In my last post, I suggested that we are all now owners of our own television broadcasting station courtesy of YouTube. Today, I propose that we also now all own our newspaper as well. That newspaper of course is our blog.
Read MoreEveryone is a TV Producer. Everyone Has Their Own Channel.
If the Rolodex became LinkedIn and the Telegraph became Twitter, then Television has become YouTube.
Read MoreHow Promotional Products Professionals Can Make More Money With Premiums, Incentives and Recognition
If you are not selling premiums, incentives and recognition programs, products and services—you are missing a HUGE opportunity
Read MoreThe Telegraph for our Times
In an earlier time, when news was fresh and needed to be fast, it was often sent by telegraph. The messages were succinct and current. In 2006, the telegraph made a comeback in the form of Twitter.
Read MoreThe 3rd Largest Country in the World!
If Facebook were a country, it would be the third largest in the world.
Read MoreYour New Rolodex
Meet the new Rolodex. It’s called LinkedIn and it should be one of your business tools.
Read MoreSocial Media – Old Tools in New Packaging
I’ve been talking abou the transformative changes taking place in the workplace today, and social media appears at first glance to be a whole new ballgame. But just as you experienced a change when you traded your vinyl records to shiny new compact discs and a transformation when you now carry all of your music library on your phone—you’re still listening to music.
Read MoreSelling to Millennials – the Rise of Y!
In my last post, I discussed the four generations that are now occupying the buyer’s chair. Because they are the newest workers and more and more are becoming your buyers, I’ll discuss Gen Y’ers in more detail.
Read MoreWho’s That in the Buyer’s Chair? 4 Generations in the Workplace
For the first time ever, four separate generations in the buying chairs change how your customers communicate, how they buy, why they buy and how they want you to interact with them.
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