Recently I spoke to the National Association of Entrepreneurs about blogging. While there are a lot of ingredients that must be combined to create an effective, successful blog, the most important is quality content. What makes quality content? It is: Well-written. Use correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, syntax and sentence structure. Avoid jargon and abbreviations your [...]
Some blogs with information worth sharing: On Twitter: Do you find it a challenge to get your point across in 140 characters or less? (Ideally less, so you can allow for re-Tweeting.) Seth Lieberman offers 5 great Twitter writing tips, including: keep your message to just the facts; be timely; include friends and associates; and [...]
How you can use the same techniques trial lawyers do when dealing with your employees When an attorney is in front of a jury, there’s a lot at stake, which is why successful trial lawyers know how to purposely and effectively sway jurors. You can put the techniques they use to work in your [...]
The next time you’re in a situation where you’re not getting the performance out of a person that you need, try thanking them for doing what you want them to do – even if they haven’t done it yet. Most people will respond by trying to earn the appreciation you expressed. For example: You have [...]
A common challenge for employers is communicating information to workers, especially when your operation includes multiple shifts and staffers that don’t all have designated work stations. At a recent stop at the car wash, I saw a great solution. On the way into the building to pay, customers must walk past the restrooms. I couldn’t [...]
