Posts Tagged: Communication for conscious business

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 5 April 2021

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 5 April 2021

Interesting or inspiring articles (perhaps a bit of both)… | This week: Communication trends to watch, why avoid passive writing, values take over business, and what will the future “office” look like?

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 6 July 2020

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 6 July 2020

Interesting or inspiring articles (perhaps a bit of both)… | This week: How being a perfectionist is good for your creativity, three rules for communicating in unprecedented times, can Agile work for your communication teams and a new definition of purpose for the for-profit industry.

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 17 February 2020

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 17 February 2020

Interesting or inspiring articles (perhaps a bit of both)… | This week: If haphazard writing styles are making you crazy, is long-term capitalism viable, how and why to treat your employees as customers and are you aware of the latest in effective leadership qualities?

The Six Stages: Communication Planning for Purpose-driven Organizations

The Six Stages: Communication Planning for Purpose-driven Organizations

Communication plans often include these six key components: Communication goals and objectives Target audiences Communication strategies Tactics and/or activities Evaluation tactics Budget, materials, timetable and/or task list Here we’ve customized the basic outline of a communication plan for purpose-driven organizations. And, we’ve included a central question that each component should be able to answer. Here… Read more

Sh! … Your Customers Are Probably Listening

Sh! … Your Customers Are Probably Listening

I often see terrible marketing and advertising promotions from businesses as I go about my day. I’m sure you do too. They land in my inbox or my mailbox or cross my line of sight. I’m talking about promotions that seem to be begging for attention. Others seem to be screaming for attention. Most are… Read more

5 Simple and Important Communication Principles

5 Simple and Important Communication Principles

In a noisy world that has become the norm, it is more and more difficult to have our organizations’ messages heard above all the racket. Some organizations are succeeding, while others hope that they’ll see some results when their messages “go viral.” Many organizations are adopting the latest–and seemingly greatest–technology for broadcasting their messages–resulting in a… Read more

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 11 February 2019

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 11 February 2019

Interesting or inspiring articles (perhaps a bit of both)… | This week: Why positive bottom-line financial results are possible for purpose-driven business, HR is starting to pay attention to content marketing for recruitment, and how mind-wandering can boost your creativity.

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 31 December 2018

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 31 December 2018

Interesting or inspiring articles (perhaps a bit of both)… | This week: Tangible examples of companies making business decisions based on purpose and conscious capitalism, which comes first – employee engagement or business success and writing tips from a prolific fiction writer of our time.

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 14 May 2018

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 14 May 2018

Interesting or inspiring articles (perhaps a bit of both)… | This week: CEO activism: how to make it work for your organization, more great books for your reading list and communicating results from corporate social responsibility programs.

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 29 January 2018

Positive Comms +Plus for Week of 29 January 2018

Interesting or inspiring articles (perhaps a bit of both)… | This week: History of content marketing including brand case studies, creating positive organizational culture by starting with marketing functions, trends we’ll see for content marketing in 2018, popular content marketing tactics that attract links and the link between reading and knowledge as it applies to corporate communication.