Young Creatives
As we approach the publicized move of The Art Institute of Pittsburgh from the location I grew familiar with, as I attended (good ole' 420 Blvd. of the Allies), some…
As we approach the publicized move of The Art Institute of Pittsburgh from the location I grew familiar with, as I attended (good ole' 420 Blvd. of the Allies), some…
Growing up in a small town has given me a unique view of small business. The convenience store in the center of town (which is still there!), the neighborhood pharmacy,…
Contributed by Director of Strategic Planning & Development, Kathy Olek Donatelli A clear and concise social media policy seems pretty sensible for every business. But how many of you can…
The holiday season isn't just an important time of year for the retail industry - it's an excellent marketing opportunity for all businesses. Whether you're looking to increase awareness about…
This is 2015, people. Your organization can’t survive without a social presence. I’m not telling you something you don’t already know, or even something you aren’t already doing. But –…
Contributed by Sharon Haver, Senior Consultant at 4CTechnologies
Do you consider yourself an effective electronic communicator? Do you wonder if people value your written word? Or, do you type an email like you tell a story and send an instant message that’s flooded with so many details the important content is lost? In today’s fast-paced workplace where getting to the point is priceless, your co-workers will appreciate you making good use of their precious time, especially when it comes to the mundane task of reading emails and exchanging instant messages. These 15 steps will have you writing more effective electronic communications in no time: