the key to writing a strong mission statement is to be clear, concise, and inspiring. It should capture the essence of what the organization is all about and provide a sense of purpose and direction for those who are involved.
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the key to writing a strong mission statement is to be clear, concise, and inspiring. It should capture the essence of what the organization is all about and provide a sense of purpose and direction for those who are involved.
I love to hug. Really, I do. I’m pretty good at it too- at least my daughters seem to think so. I thought I was up there in “hugger ranking” until last week when I met a special guy named Martin Rubin.
Marty Rubin of Spectramedia
Marty Rubin of Spectremedia
I met Marty at an event where I was invited to speak. I was there to speak about social media to the good folks at the New Jersey Bank Marketing Association. My good friend Scott Agnoli, VP of Marketing with Investors Bank had invited me, and requested that I help educate the people in the audience, but I was the one who walked away with the biggest lesson. Let me explain:
This is the third installment regarding the charismatic personal brand, and how elevating your personal brand can help you and your company within the social spaces.
Here’s a great follow up to 6 Kick-Ass Twitter tips for Businesses. including practical ways businesses can engage in Twitter:
Twitter really does make a bad first impression. It can be daunting at first. What’s the point? Where do I start? Who cares about what I have to say?
Here’s a great follow up to 6 Kick-Ass Twitter tips for Businesses. including practical ways businesses can engage in Twitter: