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5 Golden Rules for Bloggers

August 8, 2011

I just finished putting together a compilation of leadership blog posts. After reviewing 50+ submissions, including many brilliant posts and a few duds, and then after clicking through those posts to the posts that inspired them or were inspired by them, I’ve picked up a few ideas. Here are my suggestions for bloggers about what [...]

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3 Ways to Engage a Blogger in Real Life (Don’t Do the Last One)

October 27, 2010

You read the blog. You’d like to talk to the author. Then, one day… maybe at a conference… you meet the blogger! How do you engage? You may be surprised to learn that there actually is an etiquette for this. At least, there seems to be, from the blogger’s piont of view. Since this is [...]

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The ROI of Blogging at FailSpectacularly.com

October 7, 2010

Last week, the HR Technology Conference and Expo came to Chicago, as it does each year. At one point during a discussion of blogging, the question of return came up. Here was what I tweeted when it did. My frustration with the question came from the fact that, for those of us on social media, [...]

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The Executive’s Blogging Dilemma

October 5, 2010

When it comes to blogging, executives have a unique problem. It has to do with the fact that the risk and cost of failure for executives are greater than they are for other employees. Blogging is a personal affair. The learning curve requires the blogger to open up to the world, create content, build relationships, [...]

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HR, Blogging, Journalism, Transparency, & One Spectacular Fail

October 5, 2009

Workforce Management recently ran a post about the need for greater blogger transparency and the FTC’s proposed rules for ensuring it. Before we even get to my response, this is important: the FTC is currently receiving public comments on the issue of the changing face of journalism. This is happening NOW, through November 6, 2009. [...]

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