Listen up. In “No” is not the end of the conversation Chuck English channels the old Dale Carnegie manifesto, How to Win Friends and Influence People, and reminds us of the significance of listening — showing genuine interest in others and encouraging folks to talk about themselves. This has always been the key to success,…
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When it comes to playing the social media game, what’s the best combination of talents to create a winning strategy and team? Of course, you can beg the question and just keep punting… but that’s not really going to get you very far. Did you know we spend 22% of our internet time on social…
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We’re a nation afflicted with remote controlitis. With so many marketing channels from which to choose, we constantly switch from one to the next. We don’t focus as much as we used to, and we’re certainly not loyal to one media over another. First, a moment to define this disease. You suffer from remote controlitis…
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Recently I posted on the desirability of CEOs becoming active Tweetie Birds on . It was a bit of a tongue-in-cheek suggestion, but the point was that as social media becomes and embroidered into the fabric of how we do business, leaders are going to want to understand what the heck it’s all…
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