[Published on Coworker.com’s blog on March 26, 2018. Link to full article here.] f you’re reading this, you probably love to travel. With the ever-growing digital nomad population taking over the entrepreneurial sphere, people around the globe are increasingly able to work remotely which directly translates to more travel time. Since more employees are working remotelyContinue reading “Tips for Monetizing Your Travel Blog”
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Why Collaboration is Good for the Soul
[Published on Coworker.com, March 21, 2018 Link to full article here.] At Coworker.com, we value collaboration above almost every other characteristic of a working environment. In our dynamic, diverse world, there is a greater need for new attitudes towards the way employees work together. As more people work remotely and turn to a digital nomad lifestyle, theContinue reading “Why Collaboration is Good for the Soul”
How to Write Effectively for Your Business
[Published on Coworker.com’s blog on February 28, 2017 Link to full article here.] We all want to sound brilliant when we write. When we think of good writing, many of us will usually consider “using big words” to be a key part of an impressive review or article. We may think that long, developed sentencesContinue reading “How to Write Effectively for Your Business”
What Digital Marketers Need to Know About Blockchain
[Published on The Impact Group’s blog on February 28, 2017 Link to full article here.] The World Wide Web 3.0 is fast approaching. As all businesses know, the Internet has single-handedly changed the realms of sales and marketing. With every new technological innovation, businesses must adapt their strategies to remain competitive. At present, the wayContinue reading “What Digital Marketers Need to Know About Blockchain”
Travel Writer, Auschwitz: “I remained ashamedly stoic, wondering ‘why did we come here?’”
[Published by the Irish Times, June 27, 2015 Link to full article here.] As we exited the railway station, the abandoned buildings and lots spread a sensation of musk and gloom throughout the air. The pebbles bouncing along my suede lace-up boots were so dusty, it was as if they hadn’t been kicked in years. I knewContinue reading “Travel Writer, Auschwitz: “I remained ashamedly stoic, wondering ‘why did we come here?’””
The Importance of Being Social on Social Media
[Published on The Impact Group’s blog, blog.igpr.com, February 12, 2018 Link to full article here. This is not news: social media marketing has a 100% higher lead-to-customer turnoverthan traditional methods of outbound marketing. With such a high percentage, it’s no surprise that 84% of B2B marketers utilize social media in some form to promote their best-ranking strategies. NoContinue reading “The Importance of Being Social on Social Media”
Goodbye Vacation Days! Here’s How to Pitch a Work Holiday to Your Boss
[Published on Coworker.com, January 18, 2018 Link to full article here.] It’s okay to admit it: you’re still bogged down by set vacation days, paid-time-off, and other limitations of your work schedule that keep you from traveling. You may sit there and wonder how you can manage to set out on new adventures in excitingContinue reading “Goodbye Vacation Days! Here’s How to Pitch a Work Holiday to Your Boss”
Should You Outsource Your Marketing?
[Published by The Impact Group’s blog, blog.igpr.com on January 23, 2018 See link to full article here.] Great news: your business is growing. Bad news: your business is growing. While growth means you are doing something right—like attracting and retaining ideal customers—it simultaneously makes for a serious conundrum from a marketing perspective. When a businessContinue reading “Should You Outsource Your Marketing?”
5 Benefits of a Collaborative Environment
[Published on Coworker.com, August 22, 2017 Link to full article here.] “If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.” – Henry Ford When we envision a typical workplace, we think of an office with plain white walls, an overflow of post-it notes, and plenty of divisive cubicles. Employees oftentimes feel the pressures ofContinue reading “5 Benefits of a Collaborative Environment”
Building Community through Laughter
[Published by Saint Mary’s Courier, Spring 2017 issue. Link to full article here.] Think of the last time you laughed. You may surprise yourself by recalling your laughter wasn’t during a funny moment at all. Though we always associate laughter with humor, we laugh when we’re exhausted, when we’re nervous, when we’re crying. It’s a gesture that,Continue reading “Building Community through Laughter”
