How To Use social Media To Grow Your Brand


A lot of brands are still terrified of social media.

For example: they keep a tight rein on their employees who tweet, blog and Facebook on their behalf. They are afraid that a flagrant employee could go wild and seriously damage the integrity of their brand in a single 140 character tweet.

Unfortunately this fear is damaging your brand, more than possible future misdemeanor ever could.

What?

Your fear is taking the humanity of your brand, and you are losing your ability to connect with your audience on the person to person level.

The risk of letting your employees fully be themselves on their social media channels is one worth taking.

 

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This FATAL MISTAKE Won’t Change the World


If we’re not careful the responsibility of “changing the world” might be relegated to political, organizational and bureaucratic influences only.

We can actually fall into an assumption that these “higher powers” will actually remember each name and face that requires this change; sadly they won’t.

Changing the world should not be limited to some abstract suite of activity — the best life is one that is lived for others – keep people at the heart of all you do, it matters.

When we cease to care deeply about how individual human lives are impacted by our changes, we have failed to change the world with any real measure of success.

Waiting for the non profits of the world to solve our concerns for the many facets of our human struggle is just plain naïve.

You see, keeping others at the heart of anything we do is invariably going to bring good things to everyone involved.

The next time you see an area of world changing that is within your reach, reach up and out and touch a human life — don’t wait for someone else to do it.

 

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The “7″ Worst Ways To Sell Anything


Everybody is selling something, whether it’s simply a way to view the world or your selling a product with a billion dollar upside, we’re all in the business of offering what we have to other people… this equals selling.

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The “7″ Worst Ways To Sell Anything:

1. By getting in my face.

2. By falling on your knees and begging me to buy.

3. By flat out lying to me about how great your product is.

4. By using sexual images to lie to me about who I may become when I buy your product.

5. By continually harassing me until I finally say yes.

6. By having a ridiculously high initial price and then offering me a discounted rate that takes us back to market value.

7. Through constantly talking and never giving me a chance to raise any form of objection.

 

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Don’t Be A Blind Man Swinging At A Golf Ball


You can’t just hit and hope.

Only a fool would step up to the plate in a major league game and simply close their eyes and swing.

Being “creative” is no excuse for being foolish, if you are trying to make it in the creative world without a plan, then you are simply closing your eyes and taking a blind swing.

What is it that you want?

Start there and plan for it.

Who do you need on your team to succeed with your dreams?

A dream without a business strategy is destined to remain ethereal in matter and unfulfilled in substance.

 

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Why the Rhythm Method Works Best


When it comes to just about everything the Rhythm Method works best.

What am I talking about?

I think Rhythm is the secret to being productive, athletes might call it being in the zone, but I think it’s something we can each experience every day.

Without a collective understanding of the rhythm, all the members of an orchestra are simply making a whole lot of noise.

If we want to create a sense of rhythm in our workplaces and our personal lives, then one thing is essential.

We must work together, we must practice playing together, we must communicate and come to a clear understanding of the music each person is playing in our daily interactions.

The incredibly synergistic “power of us” can only be unleashed when we find our collective rhythm.

 

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How to Save Time With Your Blogging


Many people tell me that they find blog writing very time consuming.

Your blog shouldn’t be stealing your attention away from your core business activities.

There is a way that you can save considerable time and improve the quality of your blogging — it’s called batching.

Batching is the process of grouping similar tasks together and doing them all at once. So why not take half a day a month AND sit down and write all your blog posts for the following month.

Not only will you save a considerable amount of time (you will be twice as quick) BUT you will find that your posts have a stronger voice and that they flow together in a much more cohesive manner.

This process works for everything social media, the more tasks you can batch the more time you will have.

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Your Story Could Change The World


Some of the most amazing changes to our “world” micro and macro have come about because someone simply told their story.

Non profit organizations have been started, policies have been enacted and lives have changed direction because of the power of story.

Put your ear to the ground and listen.

The stories of our neighbors are not designed to bore us, instead they are invitations to learn and grow in our knowledge of others.

Some of us are fortunate enough to have access to those whose stories often go unheard — I beg you, use your influence for the overwhelming good of the “other”.

Be a story teller for our voiceless, underrepresented and often misinterpreted brothers and sisters of humanity.

Is there someone in your life whose story you’ve not paused to hear?

 

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