By De-de Mulligan
Whether you are working from home, back in the office, or making a hybrid approach, you must keep your workspace clear – especially if it has a dual purpose (i.e., the dining room table).
Why Declutter?
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10 Out-of-the-Box Social Media Strategies
As you look at the last four months of the year, you may be inclined to shake up your social media strategy, especially if things aren’t moving in an upward fashion. Alternatively, you are looking to increase sales, esp…
21 Winning Ways to Winterize Your Home Inside and Out
Winter will be upon us soon, so take this opportunity to these tasks this month and next to keep your house looking great. Taking these crucial steps will reap the following benefits:
- Lower your home heating bills
- Inc…
Appreciate Your Employees All Year Long [COVID-19]
Do you wait until the company picnic or holiday season to show your employees how much they mean to your company? Employees need appreciation touches more than twice a year if they stay with your organization in the long haul…
Cleaning Tips and Schedule for those Often-Neglected Home Items
Your family or cleaning service has a daily, weekly, and monthly routine about what to clean. Once a week, you vacuum, scour the bathrooms, do the laundry, and so on. Once a quarter, you might scrub the carpet and change the air conditioning fil…
6 Most Common Marketing Mistakes
You have your budget set and allocations identified. You are ready to get after digital marketing. However, without proper planning and measurement of your efforts, much of your dollars and actions may be wasted.
Here are …
Is 60 the New 40? Interesting Statistics About Baby Boomers
Baby Boomers, individuals born between 1946 and 1964, are now reaching their golden years. With 10,000 of them coming to the age of 65 every day, it made me wonder what makes this niche unique in their aging approach.
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Five Digital Marketing Time Saving Tips
Let’s face it – if you are in charge of your organization’s online presence, time is rarely on your side. There are meetings to be had and employees to manage. Not to mention the fires you need to put out daily.
…Workplace Halloween Horror Stories and How to Deal with Them
Today is Halloween, and in honor of this holiday, I think it makes sense to focus on the top five things office workers across America fear the most when it comes to all things technology.
Ghostly Bad Wi-Fi
Good Wi-Fi is the lifeblood of an…
Every Organization Can Learn from Small Business Saturday
By De-de Mulligan
Small Business Saturday is always the two days following Thanksgiving.
Supporting small businesses in the wake of big box and online competition was the original mission – and it has had great success – 112 million shop…
Believe it or Not, Small Meetings Can Go On [COVID-19]
It may seem like an oxymoron, but small meetings can easily and comfortably be held in large meeting venues. Given the state of the world and the fact that Ohio meetings cannot be any larger than ten (as of today), you are pr…
12 Ironclad Ways to Invite a Burglar into Your Home
Perhaps you have been a victim of a home burglary, or you know someone who has; an old neighbor, friend, or work colleague. Without a doubt, this criminal has reoccurring “tricks of the trade” that can make your home more vul…
4 Training Methods that are Producing Real Results
Training has become a real problem during COVID-19. While still necessary, how can it be delivered remotely?
The use of technology can deliver teachings and enforce the message. Despite the constant use of webinars and Zoom meetings this year,…
During COVID-19, Hold Your Next Meeting Outside
Sunny days are upon us, followed by star-studded nights. Wouldn’t it be fantastic if you could bring your typical indoor event outside? The answer is you can…but you need a plan!
Focus on how to make the most of …
Perfect Time to Assess What Your Organization Stands For
Total Alignment is the Key
Every organization has a unique way of running their business, which is primarily identified through their corporate culture. It isn't something that is said every day, rather generally, it is something that is…