Ragan Insider Kyle Lacy
24 professional success stories from LinkedIn
If you’re skeptical LinkedIn can help you, these real-life examples will prove you wrong.
Archive for October, 2011
Ragan Insider Meredith Coburn
StumbleUpon drives more traffic than Facebook and Twitter
How the hottest bookmarking site is stirring up trouble for popular social media platforms.
Ragan Insider Emily Connor
If Lombardi tweeted: Social media lessons from the NFL
How football advice holds up in the social media world.
Ragan Insider Rob Reinalda
5 signs of a sloppy writer
Adopting a chatty tone—in other words, ‘writing like you talk’—doesn’t let you off the hook when it comes to grammar and language rules. Here are a few you have to keep.
Ragan Insider Russell Working
Content marketing surging as a brand strategy, survey finds
Twice as many firms implement B2B content marketing as they do print, TV, and radio advertising.
Ragan Insider Ragan Staff
100 Best Companies to Work For embrace social media
Not only can employees freely blog without their boss policing them, but social media content is driven by employees. This, according to Erin Lieberman Moran of the Great Place To Work Institute, the group that selects the companies. Crazy.
Ragan Insider Samantha Hosenkamp
8 writing tips you don’t want to miss
Tweetable tips from Ragan’s Corporate Writers & Editors Conference.
Ragan Insider Kristin Long
Infographic: 3 in 10 employees call in sick with a fake excuse
Did your toe get stuck in a vent cover and you can’t come in today? Hear other unusual reasons for ditching work.
Ragan Insider Russell Working
Gawker ridicules marketing firm for offering to buy links
The high-profile website smacks down a company for a “shady” proposition.
Ragan Insider Brad Phillips
3 reasons to never end an interview early
An interview between a radio host and New York Jet ended abruptly when a PR person jumped on the line and told the player to hang up. Bad idea.
Ragan Insider Jason Mollica
Klout changes its influence algorithm … again. Do you care?
Ragan Insider Jason Mollica
Klout changes its influence algorithm … again. Do you care?
The company tweaked how it measures your influence. Problem is, does anyone buy into its findings?
Ragan Insider Jen Knoedl
Communicators, what’s your go-to app? The one you can’t live without?
Check out what your peers have to say about their favorite iPhone apps for productivity, fun, and everything in between. Are yours on the list?
Ragan Insider Daphne Gray-Grant
7 terrific websites for word nerds and writing geeks
Rating systems, word finders, and even an anti-procrastination tool—all are available to help you spin keystrokes into gold. Or brass, at least.
Ragan Insider Kevin J. Allen
Few companies offer customer service on Facebook and Twitter
Only 23 percent of companies provide customer service on Facebook and a mere 12 percent offer it on Twitter, according to a new study.
