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Key Components to Transform Bloggers Into Influencers

There are several types of bloggers—those who do it to keep their families up-to-date and post photos of their children, those who blog because they have a particular interest in a subject or hobby and bloggers who deepl

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Chris Burch — Things Should Be Magical

Rewritten and updated June 2026. Original 2016 perspective preserved; AI Communications layer added below. What's amazing is how often Chris Burch — an investor and entrepreneur — spots magic. The Poppin investment

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How Inconsistent Messaging Can Kill Your Brand

In a digital world where consumers expect businesses to be transparent about who they are and what they stand for, companies that send mixed messages make it difficult for consumers to connect with their brands. Even tho

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Social Media in the C-Suite

Given how consumers are becoming more digital and are demanding more authentic relationships with the brands they love, the value of social media for C-level executives has never been important. From elevating their pers

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Harper Lee and the PR of legacy

Harper Lee wrote one book and became a national treasure. “To Kill A Mockingbird” has been on just about every English teacher’s “must read” list for decades. Fans loved Lee’s rich characters and embraced the story in pr

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Foursquare Tries New Leadership

There was a time when no matter where you went, you told the world about in on Foursquare. Well, maybe not you, but millions did. Then Facebook offered its check-in feature, and Foursquare became redundant. Just one more

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What You Really Have to Prove

Running a business does not have to be rocket surgery. With all the self-help books out there - all the “secrets” and “tips” and all the noise from “experts” explaining what to do, it can be easy to get lost in this ver

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What Bernie’s Success can Teach you About Management

Say what you will about Bernie Sanders, the guy knows how to inspire, and he sure knows how to take something and make it bigger. No, not THAT Bernie. The other one. Bernie Ecclestone. The context? Not a presidential rac

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How Belonging Builds Better Teams

If you are interested in finding out exactly how successful you can be with the team you have, there are a few foundational conditions that have to be met. Create the right environment, and you will achieve milestones. K

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Winning In Public Relations With The New News

With the advent of news on mobile devices, the public relations industry as a whole shrugged. Then they started hemorrhaging money left and right. Pundits and prognosticators weighed in, predicting DOOM for the Tradition