Junk food, cowboys, static electricity—there’s a designated day for everything these days (mark your calendar for National Red Wine Day on Aug. 28!).
In honor of World Social Media Day this year, we’re highlighting five social media tips for startups and small businesses looking to grow their audience and their business. Read More
“Never let a serious crisis go to waste. And what I mean by that: it’s an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before.” -Rahm Emanuel
Promoting your business in a time of crisis can be extremely difficult. You want to communicate that your organization is open for business but not in a way that capitalizes on fear or invalidates someone’s struggle. When done right, this delicate balancing act separates the wheat from the chaff, allowing businesses to successfully navigate the landscape before, during and after the dust settles.
Music lessons to improve your messaging
Pearl Jam to Rage Against the Machine, then to Enya and – wait – is that Harry Belafonte? The transition was jarring to say the least.
I was listening to a team-compiled Spotify playlist with everyone’s submitted “pump it up” songs—those go-to tracks when you require a boost of productivity, some creative spark, or just an aural version of screaming into your pillow.
I quickly discovered just how vast the divide is between the songs that rev me up and what scratches that itch for everyone else in the office.
Kansas City has been my home for a long time, but I’ve been fortunate to have a career that’s taken me across the country, allowing me to plant roots from Florida to Arizona. I love traveling and trying new things, becoming a true “local” at every stop along the way.
But every move has its challenges, and one of the biggest was finding a new network of trusted resources.
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