Making the most of Twitter: top 10 tweeting triumphs
It’s not easy getting an accurate flavour of you, your brand, your services, your passions, your ethics and your ideal connections across on Twitter
It’s not easy getting an accurate flavour of you, your brand, your services, your passions, your ethics and your ideal connections across on Twitter
We, as directors, must take our responsibility seriously for supporting the economic success of the UK so we all gain, writes Nick Sturge.
Managing corporate reputation online can no longer be an afterthought – given the plethora of bloggers, tweeters et al circling the internet waiting for the next big story
How many times, asks Nick Sturge, are we going to see catastrophic business failures because owners let emotion, or vanity, take precedence over good judgement?
Sent out a stunning press release? Still no contact from the Press? Be patient. Be persistent. Keep sending the right PR, in the right format, at the right time, and within their deadlines. They’ll get to it eventually.
In the Institute of Directors’ view, writes Nick Sturge, the country does not yet have the education and training system it needs for individuals, for businesses or for society as a whole.
A perfect example how of a modern journalist no longer needs a job at a major media outlet to build a satisfying and remunerative career
We are constantly evaluating what is going on around us, labelling experiences, talking to ourselves, making judgments. But you can keep the negativity in check, by asking: “Compared to what?”
Ultimately, can the iPad create loyalty for publishers and newspapers? Only time will tell, but if you flip a coin – I’m calling heads for Apple.
Trusting people closest to the front line and innovating at all stages of government is the best way of stimulating individuals and society as a whole.
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