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Organizational Confidence is Personal

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Diane is a junior staff accountant and gets to do what she does best—work with numbers—while feeling like she’s making a difference in the lives of others. The post Organizational Confidence is Personal appeared first on Biznology. Her employees like her but think she’s ineffective or, at best, means well but is powerless to help.

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Forget Rewards: Why B2B Loyalty Marketing is Different

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So, any meaningful personal reward is out. The post Forget Rewards: Why B2B Loyalty Marketing is Different appeared first on Biznology. First, most companies, especially medium-to-large enterprises, have very strict rules against their buyers’ taking any financial consideration from a vendor. The limit might be $25.

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Who Needs a Personal Brand?

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Building a personal brand is not just for CEOs and politicians. Personal Branding Will: Increase your authority and marketability. Your mileage may vary, but I’ve found that having a strong personal brand delivered all of the above. How to Build Your Personal Brand. The post Who Needs a Personal Brand?

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When Does a Personal Social Media Post Become the Company’s Business? Adventures in the World of Social Media, Corporate Reputation & Blowback

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Meanwhile, the poor person is out of a job and is alone at the center of his or her own horror show without resources or support. The post When Does a Personal Social Media Post Become the Company’s Business? How does that look for you as an “employer of choice”? What can a business leader do to avoid a similar fate?

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Personalized content for more effective content marketing

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In today’s B2B world, your prospects don’t want to hear from you until much later in the buying process, so attracting, engaging and nurturing them until they’re ready to talk to a sales person is no longer a nice way to supplement the top of your funnel. Personalizing content will yield much greater results. Something else?

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France’s Google is different than ours

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Aesthetics are different and so are user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) expectations. Our easy expecation for accessibility and response is high and we expect consistency across many different platforms. The post France’s Google is different than ours appeared first on Biznology. The atmosphere! The exclusivity!

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Will hyper-personalized content help or hurt us?

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It stands to reason that all of this personalization gives marketers an advantage, while eliminating messages that will fall on deaf ears. Part of what spurs change, in individuals and in society as a whole, is when people step outside their comfort zones to try something different. appeared first on Biznology.