Martha Stewart insults bloggers
Perhaps the queen of etiquette forgot the adage to never bite the hand that feeds you in her recent blogging blunder.
Perhaps the queen of etiquette forgot the adage to never bite the hand that feeds you in her recent blogging blunder.
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PRConsultants Group has created a video and a Twitter account for ‘Jonathan Snark,’ a ‘world-class jerk’ who never got called out for his snarky comments.
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There are plenty of tactics for generating new content or refreshing stale or outdated posts on your organization’s blog or website.
A video from Thailand offers some vital points: Skip the intro, keep the stakes and emotional investment high, and provide closure. Take a look.
The U.S. Health and Human Services Department is touting its achievements while promising to make signing up at healthcare.gov less frustrating.
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Employees will doubt you, you’ll run out of ideas for posts, and you’ll want to quit. But fear not. Your blog will survive.