Sure, you could make a spreadsheet and track the registrants for your upcoming event. But with so many affordable (even free) options online for event ticketing and registration — offering options for everything from ticket scanning, tracking attendance, allowing attendees to choose with whom they sit, building in a ticketing fee and of course, avoiding…
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A How-To on Guest Bloggers
Who To Choose To Write a Guest Post on Your Blog, and How to Approach Them So your blog is doing great — you’ve got a respectable number of subscribers, you’re posting on a consistent basis, your page views are rising and you’re seeing some shares on social media. Congratulations! A great step to go…
Twitter Tips
Five Tips for Tweeting If you feel like your tweets are always being overlooked and you’re not seeing any retweet action, try these tips to make your posts more noticeable and shareable. 1. Be succinct Remember that the shorter the tweet is, the more likely it is to be retweeted. This is because when someone…
Start Planning Holiday Parties in September
’Tis The Season… To Plan Your Office Holiday Party! Yes, it’s that time already! Can you believe it? It may only be the beginning of September, but employers should be booking space now for their staff holiday celebration. If you’re currently deciding where to take the gang and whether to incorporate any activities, here are…
Targeting Your Content: What is Your Style?
When you write a blog post or a LinkedIn article, are you thinking about what type of content you’re creating? There are three main types and each has a distinct goal. Knowing which type you’re working with and staying on topic will ensure that your message gets through. The three main types on content style…
Pricing for Close Friends and Family
I wrote a blog recently about pricing, advising readers as to why they should not price too low. A reader asked me, “What about pricing for friends and family? Should you have some kind of a discount, or ‘mate rate’?” I’m going to assume, for the purposes of this blog, that the friend or family…
