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Are you ready to kick butt in 2013?

Women on Business

Right now, the idea of kicking butt in 2013 is probably the last thing on your mind. But come January 2, when that alarm clock goes off, you’re going to feel a lot better about facing the New Year with a blueprint for success. With that in mind, the best thing you can do for yourself in that first week is to keep your schedule light.

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Big Thinking for Small Business

Women on Business

The same goes for your print collateral, which despite the digital takeover still has a place in modern marketing. Granted, pretty packaging isn’t going to close a deal, but being up on graphic/design trends in print and online let perspective customers know that you’re in year 2013, and paying attention.

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How Can Innovation Be Better Disseminated?

The Horizons Tracker

in 2013, compared to 2.5% “It is important to have, next to Public Relations and marketing staff, trained experts with the necessary scientific background and skills, who are also trained in communicating to and interacting with audiences outside the research community by means of Web 2.0 technologies.”

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Culture Counts

Leading Blog

Michigan), is president of Eich Associated , a marketing and public relations consulting firm. He is the author of numerous publications in the field of leadership, organizational behavior and management. And that would be a good thing. * * *. Eich , Ph.D. General Business'

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Brand journalism 101: Tell a Better Story

Women on Business

Otherwise, be prepared to take a lot of heat from its critics who would be elated to escort “brand journalism” out of 2013 STAT. If you want your company to succeed at brand journalism (aka corporate media gone social), you better know how to tell a good story.

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Don’t Just Focus on Your Destination. Enjoy the Ride Too.

Steve Farber

She built a public relations company from scratch in the northwest corner of Arkansas beginning in 1995 and sold it in 2012 to a Dentsu Inc. She’s still the CEO of Mitchell Communications, but also now the CEO of the global Dentsu Aegis Public Relations Network. And it paid off. Find Your Role in the Pack.

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Don’t Just Focus on Your Destination. Enjoy the Ride Too.

Steve Farber

She built a public relations company from scratch in the northwest corner of Arkansas beginning in 1995 and sold it in 2012 to a Dentsu Inc. She’s still the CEO of Mitchell Communications, but also now the CEO of the global Dentsu Aegis Public Relations Network. And it paid off. Find Your Role in the Pack.