Keywords remain fundamental to content marketing. Great advice here. Thanks.
Great philosphy. I always read your FF features.
Brands underutilized Instagram. Some great advice here. Thanks for this post.
I've already bought my ticket, so I'll give everyone else the chance to win. (PS I'm one of the one in three)
@_TonyAhn_ I'll try it out over the weekend. Thanks for the tip.
I should delete all my old articles? Really. But that's a lot of work and a lot of history?
In this case the man in question got up at a charity ball and plugged another charity. I called him out for his bad manners. Turns out he was just too dumb to understand what he did was wrong.
This is one of the reasons why I shy away from anything too controversial when blogging. I've made mistakes too, in the past. On one occasion, I was a little too forthcoming with my opinion about a speaker at a charity event. He gave a truly awful speech. Lawyers got involved. People were offended. It cost me a client. Oh well eh? Live and learn. :-)
Makes me shake my head. Some people don't have a clue.
Your situation is atypical. Until men step up...women really cant's have it all.
I share your views on this. But what you don't mention is the demand put upon working women outside the office. For the most part women do most of the household chores, shopping, child care, elder care etc. When are the men going to step up and become true partners?
Great post Martin. I think I would have liked your Dad if I had been lucky enough to meet him.
I didn't know you were a blogger. Glad I found you!
I vacillate between feelings of shock and hopelessness when I see news like this. I'm shocked to think such stuff still goes one. I am resigned the fact that women will not achieve true equality in my lifetime. Just yesterday the local news did a whole feature on a girl that works in a Mr Lube...the story could have been right out of 1972. Sigh.
Thanks for posting this. LOTS of good information here.
It's funny what you say about introverts. I've noticed the same. The guys that are most 'wallflowerish' at an event are often the ones most active on Twitter. Excellent tip Gini!
Good post Martin.
I totally agree with you about email marketing. It's still an effective channel, when the marketing was done right.
It doesn't seem like 'new' media relations to me. But I've been preaching this gospel for seven years now. :-) I love your 'live our name' point. Let that be our mantra from now on.
Your tip no. 5 is not insignificant. Now you have to give us some advice on how to be all those things! :-)