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A Checklist for Staffing Up
A Checklist for Staffing Up - When you are looking to hire staff, you need to hire the right staff quickly, otherwise you'll be burdened with wasted time and expense. In this article, you'll read about a checklist of 4 qualities you need to ensure that every new-hire posses if they are going to help you grow your business. Three of them won't come as a surprise, and will serve a good reminder, while the fourth might be a quality you never considered to be necessary. Make sure that you review every resume and perform every interview with these 4 qualities in mind.

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Convergence Technology – Theory in ’99, Reality in ‘06
It was the summer of 1999, and I remember first hearing the then popular buzz expression “convergence technology.” What it meant was that the Internet was fast coming of age, that web, TV, radio and print content would all converge into one mass body of communication. The distinctive lines of one format from the other would begin to blur, and all outbound communications, whether in print, online, via radio, TV, outdoor, in-store and the like, would all interrelate and point to one another in some meaningful way.

With a Lease The Devil Is In The Details
This week we'll discuss the most important aspect of the process: signing a commercial lease (insert dramatic music here). One of the biggest mistakes many entrepreneurs make when leasing commercial space is not reading the lease. Forget reading the fine print. When it comes to a lease its ALL fine print
Attention and Distraction
The idea of whether the Internet is making us more intelligent or less intelligent, more vulnerable to distraction or more capable of skillful multi-tasking, seems to have obsessed the majority of print and online media journalists lately. No doubt these journalists are concerned with the fate of their jobs, as print media dwindles and people become increasingly less likely to pay for reporting that often costs thousands of dollars to accomplish. Out of this so-called “crisis of attention” has emerged a new genre of writing, a kind of meta-reporting in which journalists, distracted by the swarm of new media overtaking print, are focusing their attention on new neurological research and technological advancements to try and figure out where the future of their own profession, and indeed the entire globalized world, is headed.
Efficiency - Getting More Done In Less Time
Just how do we do that? How do we use and even maximize our resources? Each of us is aware that Time and Money are extremely important resources which we must manage carefully. On every television, radio and print media saving money, cutting back, spending less, finding ways to do more with less money is the headline. BUT what about Time? What are you doing to get more done with the time that you have? What are you doing to be more efficient?

Read The Fine Print!
More and more businesses are wasting time and facing increased costs, simply because they are not reading contracts. In business you have to protect yourself and your assets as more service providers are hiding potential threats in the fine print.
Should the Print Newsletter Die - And Let Ezines Takeover?
Print newsletters should have died a long time ago... here are 5 reasons why a printed company newsletter is still around...
Internet Advertising - Keeping Cost Down
In the past 5 years, we have seen a dramatic shift in the American media from print to online programming. With print ad sales shrinking dramatically in the last decade, the internet has seen a surge of new marketing money from all sectors of the economy. For example, in 1996, real estate agents, brokers and developers spent $755 on newspaper advertising for every home sold. This year, they are spending $605 per home. For the same period, online ad spending per home went from $14 to $148.
Social marketing is no replacement for creative, strategic marketing
Marketing and public relations is all about getting attention. But how do you get the attention you deserve when there are so many others competing for air time, print and internet space? Technology can be both the problem and the solution. It's a matter of getting back to basics.
Art, inspiration and printing
Printing is so much fun. I love it. I also love to see the wonderful artwork that we print to. All those fabulous colours and textures really do bring the canvas to life. It’s so important that you have the right image to print from, it helps to get a second opinion to because it’s not just you that will be viewing the canvas print day in and day out, you will be sharing the moment with others around you to.
From envelope stuffing to Tweeting – the ever-changing face of the PR industry
When I began my career in PR, fresh out of University in 2002, my main duty in between manually cutting and pasting press coverage, was to print out press releases and stuff them into envelopes in time for that evening’s post – timings and embargoes were a lot less relaxed when compared with the industry in 2011.
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