The key to better cyber security starts with quitting that tired username and password combo.
Business Tips
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With a new year comes new ambitions, but this year is the year you can actually follow through.
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The design of your website – down to the font, color and image quality on each page – can make or break your business.
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Sean Castrina breaks down five effective ways to keep yourself motivated, with key tips on how to maximize your productivity.
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Each day, more than 500 websites are built using WordPress, while 60 to 80 are built on platforms such as Squarespace and Shopify.
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No one could have predicted the timing or severity of the COVID-19 pandemic, but experts long foretold a pandemic would occur at some point.
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Engineers and scientists make lives better every day.
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Sometimes email marketing can feel a bit like cold calling 2.0. But, when it’s done right, it can be an effective communications tool.
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Employers can require employees to wear a face mask at work. If your business is going to require it, you should provide the masks or pay for them.
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Over 90% of texts are read within three minutes of being received. There are few communications mediums that can claim the same effectiveness.
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Now more than ever, brands need to show their customers that they put people ahead of profits. Not doing so risks irreparable reputational damage.
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Well, none of us have been on this road before.There may be a roadmap, though.
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As public relations professionals, we know the first phase in responding during a crisis is to stop the bleeding. Now, it’s time to win hearts and minds by sharing your authentic story. But how do you do that?
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With restaurants, bars and retail stores closing all around the country, most businesses are taking a major financial hit. The good news is there are some easy ways to support your favorite store or restaurant while you stay at home.
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In order to help flatten the curve of COVID-19, many employers are encouraging employees to work from home.
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The coronavirus is keeping many employees inside their homes as companies do their part to help slow the spread of the virus.
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Good leaders know that they can’t fix someone or change a culture with a single conversation any more than they can make a business an instant, overnight success.
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October is Global Diversity Awareness Month, which aims to promote the understanding of differing cultural perspectives.
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The wisest guy I know often schedules walking meetings at work.
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If you’re looking to improve communication between leadership and employees, it is important to remember that providing feedback should happen more often than during an annual review.
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In recent years, there has been a rise in the number of businesses offering unlimited vacation time to employees. For those considering implementing this increasingly popular policy, here are a few reasons why it can be beneficial to your team.
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The key to connecting with your target audience online is the creation of compelling content.
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Developing the perfect pre-work routine can help maximize your daily productivity. Start this week by implementing the following routines:
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Busy schedules can make team bonding seem like a pipe dream, but the results are great for morale and work ethic. Here are three places to consider for your team’s next outing:
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What kills a good presentation almost as much as a lack of preparation? Letting the adrenaline get the best of you.
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People spend more time at work than anywhere else, so providing an environment that reduces stress is essential. If you’re looking to develop a culture of wellness at your office, consider these ideas:
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Saying sorry has become a habit these days, but over-apologizing at work can undermine your confidence and credibility. Here are fixes for three common scenarios:
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Stuck with a tough decision? No obvious answer? A choice between two rights, as opposed to right and wrong? Here is a completely unfair question to help you get to the heart of your answer.
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Almost everyone likes a person with a good sense of humor. Studies even show humorous people are more successful and are more likely to be in positions of influence.