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1 day ago by terrysthinking

The following is a follow-up guest post from Fred Beiderbecke of California. Successful Scrabble® strategies form a parallel metaphor to success in our lives. By helping your partner develop the tiles in a more balanced way around the board, you open up win-win opportunities for both players. As Ter ...

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2 days ago by Robert Elliott, J.D.

Throughout the workers’ Â compensation process you will frequently need to write letters requesting information from health care professionals, your claims adjuster, a broker and more. While some tips for writing letters should go without saying: USE SPELL CHECK! And, since spell-check won’t pick up ...

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4 days ago by Octavio Sacasa

Earlier this week the Pew Research Center released a study that reflects a growing divide among younger and older Americans, especially when it comes to social values. In fact, the gap represents the widest difference in opinions within the past 40 years. But these findings should come as no surpris ...

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5 days ago by Attorney Theodore Ronca

INTRODUCTION Communication is the key to limiting damage and expense but few in the compensation process stress employer communication because of the financial gains to be had from the silence, total or partial, characterizing employer participation in the majority of claims. Nothing better illustra ...

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10 days ago by nate

by Nate Warren So you’re in charge of content for your corporate blog. If you’re at a small company, that blank text field in the WYSIWYG editor can be a big bucket to fill. You have an acute compulsion to be brilliant, a gut full of passion, and no time to think of something cool to write about. Th ...

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12 days ago by lisae

Posted by Lisa Greim Trying to manage an online forum, as my colleague Nate Warren noted earlier this month, is like herding cats. It’s no wonder some marketers still hesitate to recommend social media to clients. Under the cover of anonymity, some people will say unbelievable things. It looked to u ...

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12 days ago by dean

“Social media is a shift in how people discover, read and share news, information and content.” – Wikipedia Social Media Social Media: What Is Wrong A large number of companies base their “social media” messages and strategies on actions that are not social nor interactive: Broadcasting: broadcast m ...

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13 days ago by wildmarketingchiquita

About a month ago, I was a rookie intern working for an amazing marketing agency in Santa Barbara while I was finishing my last quarter at UCSB. Ever since September of 2008, I have been frantically searching for employment for my post-graduate life; little did I know then how important capital lett ...

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13 days ago by elaine

Posted by Elaine Ellis Last week I got to be on a panel at the Organic Trade Association’s All Things Organic Conference on using social media for marketing. Also on the panel were Nathan Rice of Haberman and Jennifer Rose of the Organic Trade Association. It was my first food conference, but hopefu ...

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24 days ago by Susan Rink

Tomorrow evening broadcasters will turn off their analog TV signals. With the exception of some low-power stations, all TV stations in the U.S. will transmit their over-the-air programming via digital signals. Of course, you already know this, thanks to a comprehensive communication campaign that be ...

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